Asset-backed securities that priced in the two weeks ended June 26, 2015.
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Caja Rural de Castilla-La Mancha plans to issue 700 million ($802 million) of Spanish covered bonds that are backed by a 1.96 billion pool of mortgages.
August 25 -
Real estate finance expert Brian Olasov has joined the Atlanta office of Carlton Fields Jorden Burt as executive director, financial services consulting.
August 25 -
Freddie Mac will guarantee its second series of SB Certificates, which are backed by multifamily small balance loans underwritten by Freddie Mac and issued by a third-party trust.
August 24 -
As Chinas economic slowdown roils global equity and commodity markets for the third straight session, securitization investors have just one concern: whether the Federal Reserve will end its near-zero interest rate policy in September.
August 24 -
BlackRock Inc. is the latest company planning to finance investors who buy single-family homes, capitalizing on soaring rental demand as the homeownership rate sits at a five-decade low.
August 24
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Two business development companies, TICC Capital Corp. and THL Credit, have announced plans to exit their holdings of CLO equity.
August 24 -
CMBS primary issuance wont pick-up again until September, according to Barclays.
August 21 -
Fannie Mae has announced the winning bidder for two pools in its second nonperforming loan sale, which includes roughly 3,900 loans carrying a total of $765 million in unpaid principal balance.
August 21 -
Walker & Dunlop has hired Jeffrey Taschler, a veteran in commercial real estate lending and structured finance, as chief operating officer of its CMBS lending platform.
August 21 -
Social Finance Inc. has hired Joanne Bradford, a veteran of the technology and media industries, as chief operating officer.
August 20 -
Fitch Ratings said that weak commodity prices are a concern for John Deere's second securitization of the year, which is highly concentrated in agricultural equipment leases.
August 20 -
The Chicago-based online consumer lender, which focuses on borrowers with less than pristine credit histories, is getting a boost from JPMorgan Chase, Credit Suisse and Jefferies.
August 20


