J.P. Morgan and Barclays latest CMBS conduit is office property heavy.

Oportun, a nonbank lender that targets Latino consumers, has completed its fourth securitization and the first one with a credit rating, from Kroll.

Navistar Financial Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Navistar, Inc., is planning a $250 million dealer floorplan securitization.

JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay more than $200 million to settle claims by federal and state authorities that the megabank wrongfully collected credit card payments on hundreds of thousands of consumers.

Volkswagen Finance China, a unit of Volkswagen Financial Services AG, has priced its second static cash securitization of Chinese auto loan receivables.

Sporting goods retailer Cabela’s is marketing another $400 million of notes from its Credit Card Master Note Trust.

Barclays Plc Chairman John McFarlane, barely two months into the job, ousted Chief Executive Officer Antony Jenkins and pledged to tackle a "cumbersome and bureaucratic" bank.

The car-sharing culture is growing, and financial institutions are starting to take notic

Moody’s Investors Service today put out a report saying that listing Chinese collateralized loan obligations on local stock exchanges would be a boon to bank issuers.

After slowing in May to $5.66 billion, U.S. CLO issuance bounced back to $11 billion in June, bringing total volume for the first half of the year to $58.3 billion, according to Thomson Reuters.

Federal Home Loan Banking System's membership plan deals blow to delicate housing market.