Offices, hotels and shopping malls backing commercial mortgage bonds are now as highly leveraged as they were heading into the financial crisis, according to Moodys Investors Service.
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The first rating agency, DBRS, has weighed in on the Federal Housing Administrations endorsement last month of loans that finance energy efficient home improvement
September 15 -
Colony Mortgage, a real estate investment trust that specializes in transitional, or improving property, is preparing its third securitization, according to Moodys Investors Service.
September 14 -
Hooters of America will refinance $345 million of bonds backed by all existing and future franchise agreements, company-operated restaurants and related intellectual property.
September 14 -
Ocwen Financial is refinancing a $1.8 billion facility used to finance its advances to holders of private label mortgage bonds.
September 14 -
Navient will call another $636 million of bonds backed by Federal Family Education Loans that are on review for downgrade by either Moodys Investors Service or Fitch Ratings
September 14
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Loan-to-value ratios in commercial real estate lending have returned to their levels from the bubble days, Moody's says. Loss-rates look good for now, but trouble could be coming.
September 14 -
Issuance of ABS, MBS and CMBS for the year through Sept. 11, 2015.
September 11 -
J.P Morgan is lining up $925 million of commercial mortgage bonds backed by a portfolio of Sears stores, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency
September 11 -
Volkswagen Financial Services will tap its Spanish auto loan receivables on its upcoming Driver Trust securitization.
September 11 -
An undisclosed national mortgage originator and purchaser will put a $3.9 billion Ginnie Mae bulk mortgage servicing portfolio up for bid next week, according to US Trading.
September 11 -
Expect less anxiety about impending regulations and more talk about deteriorating credit quality when securitization market participants convene in Miami next week.
September 11 -
First National Bank of Omaha is marketing a pool of receivables originated in VISA and MasterCard revolving credit card accounts the bank owns.
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