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.

Taxpayers aren’t the only ones on the hook when Uncle Sam gives borrowers more time to pay off their student loans; investors in student-loan backed securities are also paying a price.

Greyzdorf, a new company backed by a private equity firm, is entering the single family rental market.

Wyndham Worldwide is planning its second securitization of timeshare loans of the year, according Fitch Ratings.

Shorter non-callable periods are gaining traction as a way for CLO managers to avoid rules that will require them to keep “skin in the game” of deals printed after December 2016.

Asset-backed securities that priced in the two weeks ended July 2, 2015.

Issuance volume of ABS, MBS and CMBS for the year through July 2, 2015.

The chairman and chief executive of Santander Consumer USA Holdings has resigned, as the subprime auto lender remains under scrutiny for its lending and securitization practices.

Four years after the nation’s largest mortgage servicers were ordered to clean up their foreclosure processes, many are still falling short of their obligations.