Santander Consumer USA Holdings isn't backing off of its aggressive play for borrowers with blemished credit, even as the company's auto lending practices remain under intense scrutiny from regulators

AmeriCredit Financial Services, the subprime lending subsidiary of General Motors Financial, is shopping another $1 billion of auto loan-backed securities.

CarMax is readying a third auto loan securitization of the year, according to Fitch Ratings.

Duke Energy Florida is seeking approval from its regulator to issue $1.3 billion of bonds backed by fees it will assess customers to cover the costs of retiring a nuclear power plant.

J.P Morgan, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley are marketing $1 billion of mortgage bonds with signficiant rollover risk.

Citigroup and Wells Fargo are marketing $1.1 billion of commercial mortgage bonds with heavy exposure to retail property.

Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Trust 2015-C30 has priced, with the largest tranche, the $263.1-million A-4 notes, coming out at 102 basis points over swaps.

Spirit Airlines priced $576.5 million of aircraft enhanced equipment trust certificates (EETCs), according to deal documents.

Student lending startup CommonBond has hired Morgan Edwards, a longtime Wall Street leveraged debt specialist, as its chief financial officer.

The company's government overseers are allowing the company to move a higher-risk slice of its flagship car-lending business into Ally Bank.

SolarCity, the largest residential solar developer, is coming out with its fourth securitization for $123.5 million.