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S&P sets an estimated cumulative net loss of 2.85% for the CRVNA 2026-P2 notes, unchanged from the CRVNA 2026-P1, because the collateral characteristics were unchanged.
May 14 -
On an end-to-end basis, the joint initiative delivers collateral without relying heavily on manual transfers as loans are settled, then transferred between institutions.
May 14 -
Notes will amortize sequentially to allow cash to be released to the issuing entity on a limited basis if it maintains the overcollateralization target.
May 13 -
Consumer Credit Portfolio II is not a securitization, but Groundfloor is known for two deferred-pay residential transition loan ABS that are paying investors higher premiums than rated RTLs.
May 13 -
If principal and interest DSCR falls below 1.75x, then 50% of all excess cash flows will be deposited into the deal's cash trap reserve account.
May 12 -
The underlying asset pool is heavily concentrated in narrowbody aircraft models, mostly A320-200s, with large, in-service fleets and broad operator bases.
May 12 -
Despite the quality of the pool's underlying loans, the pool has a large proportion of investment properties, 76.7%, which are susceptible to higher default probabilities.
May 11 -
The deal features a principal acceleration trigger. If breached, the transaction will divert all additional funds to paying down the principal on the notes.
May 7 -
The transaction comes to market with initial hard credit enhancement levels of 33.60%, 22.90%, 13.50% and 8.65% across the subordinate tranches, higher than the previous deal.
May 7 -
The A1 VFN tranche is a variable funding note whose proceeds can be used for general corporate purposes, including acquisitions.
May 6 -
An array of unnamed originators accounted for the large majority of originators in the pool, 89.3%, the rating agencies said, while Hometown Equity Mortgage originated 10.7% of the pool.
May 5 -
Kapitus funds receivables through two revolving securitizations totaling $575 million, and a $230.1 million warehouse line of credit from Truist, which matures in June 2027.
May 5 -
PRET 2026-RPL2 uses a sequential repayment structure, although the notes will not advance any principal and interest from delinquent loans.
May 4 -
Borrowers in the pool had a non-zero weighted average credit score of 608, with a 112.12% loan-to-value (LTV) ratio.
May 1 -
The notes are expected to pay coupons including 5.00% on the A6 through A30 tranches of notes, and 6.13% on the B1 through B6 notes.
April 30 -
The weighted average, base-case annualized gross loss declined from 11.78%, from 11.86%, because of minor changes in its assumptions of pool segment defaults.
April 29 -
The whole business deal, built around a master trust structure, will be repaid primarily from franchise royalty revenue.
April 29 -
The three class A notes, A1, A2 and A3, of GCAR 2026-2 notes will all benefit from hard credit enhancement levels, plus haircut to excess spread of 56.07%.
April 28 -
Irrespective of the transaction's trigger status, PRKCM 2026-AFC3 will pay the A-1FCF first, until its balance is reduced to zero, and then to the A-1LCF until it is paid down.
April 28 -
Bank statement underwriting, often applied in situations where the borrower is self-employed, accounted for the plurality of documentation types in the pool, at 44.9%.
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