Real estate investment trusts have been quietly accessing a cheap source of funding previously available only to banks and insurance companies: the Federal Home Loan Banking System.

Global Lending Services is marketing its first public securitization of auto loan receivables, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.

Charter Court Financial Services (CCFS), operating under its trading name of Precise Mortgages, plans to issue £224.75 million ($352.38 million) of securities backed entirely by buy-to-let residential mortgage loans, according to a presale report from Moody’s Investor Service.

Freddie Mac paid up to unload all but the riskiest tranche of its latest risk-sharing latest transaction.

Solar energy developer Sunrun is in the market with a securitization of its contracts with residential customers.

If you want to know what a Greek exit from the euro would do to the €16.64 billion ($18.54 billion) of bonds out there backed by Greek assets, start with Argentina.

Deutsche Bank, Jefferies, and UBS are marketing $1.35 billion in commercial mortgage bonds, according to a regulatory filing.

Velocity Commercial Capital is marketing a securitization that pool mostly single family rentals.

The powerful Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is helping to reshape mortgage and payday lending, but its attempts to curb abuses in auto lending have been largely stymied by the clout of car dealers and the fragmented nature of auto finance.

CLOs backed by loans to small and medium sized companies account for roughly the same percentage of the total market so far this year as last year, according to Wells Fargo.

Wells Fargo Bank is marketing $914.4 million of commercial mortgage bonds, according to a presale report released by Kroll Bond Rating Agency.