Rhode Island is set to issue $618 million of tobacco bonds next week, which would end a seven-month delay caused by a legal challenge from OppenheimerFunds Inc.
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marketplace lenders are still enjoying spectacular growth, but it comes at a price
May 7
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GM Financial, a frequent securitizer of auto loans, is planning its first securitization of lines of credit to auto dealers.
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Morningstar and Kroll Bond Ratings hired chief credit officers, according to company press releases.
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Winston & Strawn hired aircraft lease ABS vet, Bill Bowers, to chair its transportation structured finance practice, according to a company press release.
May 7
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CarMax and Foursight priced auto loan deals that offer investors exposure to prime and non-prime auto loan receivables.
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Euro denominated securitization backed by Swedish and Dutch mortgages as well as a German auto leasing deal are marketing in Europe.
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New Jersey's Higher Education Student Assistance Authority is planning to issue $180 million of bonds to fund the purchase of new loans over the next year and a half.
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The Wendys Company plans to refinance its $1.3 billion senior secured credit facility with a $2.3 billion securitization and $150 million of variable funding notes, the company said in a press release.
May 6
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Synchrony Bank, formerly GE Capital Retail Bank, upsized an offering of three-year notes backed by credit card receivables to $885 million from $660 million originally.
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Manufacturers that fund customer lending via the securitization market just got a break from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
May 5
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Veteran commercial mortgage backed securities analyst Darrell Wheeler joined Standard & Poors this week as head of research for global structured finance, confirmed a person at the company today.
May 5
