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.

Issuance of ABS, MBS and CMBS for the year through Sept. 11, 2015.

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

Volkswagen Financial Services will tap its Spanish auto loan receivables on its upcoming Driver Trust securitization.

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.

Expect less anxiety about impending regulations and more talk about deteriorating credit quality when securitization market participants convene in Miami next week.

First National Bank of Omaha is marketing a pool of receivables originated in VISA and MasterCard revolving credit card accounts the bank owns.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch plans to securitize two European commercial mortgage loans worth €186 million.

Wells Fargo has joined the cadre of banks using a few, large, high-quality commercial mortgages to boost the overall credit metrics of their commercial mortgage bonds.

Conn’s, Inc., an electronics and appliance retailer, said Wednesday it has securitized $1.4 billion of retail installment contract receivables, with closing expected on or about Sept. 10.

Moody’s Investors Service just flagged a risk in bonds backed by single-family rentals: there aren’t enough special servicers. Right now, the field is limited to two players: Midland Loan Services and Situs Holdings.