Amilda Dymi

Catastrophe bonds come with risk and unique advantages as some call the asset class "the holy grail" of investments.

Local Law 79 affects roughly 15,000 commercial real estate buildings in New York City, a market ripe for securitization.

A unique convergence of several macroeconomic events with persistent financing demand from underserved borrowers and housing investors keeps changing the marketplace.

Canadian asset-backed commercial paper issuers eye chance to narrow massive financing gap created by the CDOR benchmark cessation.

As banks retreat from the residential mortgage loan market, more private credit investors are embracing non-agency, non-QM financing to provide liquidity—and reap rewards.

Her deep industry roots and risk-based approach running a $22 billion business informed her lending and inaugural securitization issuance.

Higher education debt originations are poised to turn a corner next year amid industry changes. The big question for observers is whether securitization will follow in 2024 business.

After a challenging 2022, fund flows reverted to positive territory in 2023 even though higher interest rates and wider spreads have considerably reduced the supply of securitized product.

The marketplace has a large appetite to acquire risk-adjusted rental product. Investors see tailwinds leading to a revitalization of SFR capital markets by yearend.

Horizon Technology Finance's Daniel Trolio discusses market strengths, growth challenges, and why Horizon sticks to tried and true capital partners.