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In one notable change from the previous deal, PART 2021-1, the percentage of bankruptcy collateral decreased to 18.58%, from 44.27%.
October 7 -
Two potential pools that could be securitized—either a $1.15 billion pool, or another amounting to $1.45 billion, secured mostly by agricultural equipment.
October 6 -
The sequential-pay structure and non-declining reserve account are expected to result in a buildup of credit enhancement supporting the rated notes.
October 5 -
The notes will benefit from the irrevocable right to impose, bill and collect a winter-event securitization charge from customers in Summit's Oklahoma service territory.
October 4 -
Estimates of economic losses exceed $50 billion, considering a storm path similar to that of Hurricane Charley, plus higher population and population values.
October 4 -
If the Home Price Percentage declines by at least 30%, compared with the (HPP) value on the pool's cutoff date, the class A notes will reduce to 0.25%.
October 3 -
The current collateral pool carries loans with shorter terms, shorter periods of seasoning, and higher non-zero credit scores, compared with Westlake 2022-2.
September 30 -
Principal distributions allow for amortization of all senior and subordinate bonds based on credit enhancement targets set for performing and nonperforming loans.
September 30 -
Despite the concentration of imaging equipment, those types of equipment have generally outperformed other equipment types within the GreatAmerica portfolio.
September 29 -
After landing in Florida as the second-strongest storm on record, Ian is now is expected to re-strengthen and menace South and North Carolina and Georgia.
September 29 -
Reach Financial's consolidation loans make up 34.8% of the collateral pool, compared with 13.3% in Reach 2022-1, with fewer loans in the lower-risk tier.
September 28 -
The transaction, which is associated with a high-quality customer base, is the first mobile device financing ABS from T-Mobile Financial, or Finco.
September 28 -
Proceeds will cover transaction fees and expenses, mainly, but could also be applied to general corporate purposes, including future brand acquisitions.
September 27 -
KBRA holds a mixed point of view about SAFCO's long charge-off policy, at 181 days overdue, while the deal-level chargeoff threshold is 121 days.
September 26 -
In a market where mortgage rates are skyrocketing, Fitch says the home price values of the current pool are 10.2% above a long-term sustainable level.
September 23 -
Unlike most bank-sponsored, credit-linked note deals, a cash collateral account will secure the note payments to the deal, after the sponsor sells initial notes.
September 22 -
The transaction includes a number of key differences, including that 2022-C contains with 72-month terms in its A1 and A2 loan grades for the first time.
September 21 -
Fitch Ratings notes that Federal Family Education Loan Program ABS is more exposed to basis risk when there is little credit enhancement and excess spread.
September 20 -
Some loans in the guaranteed portfolio have adjustable-rate coupons based off of Libor, but PacWest will make the interest payments based on the SOFR index.
September 19 -
Some 95.8% of loans in the statistical asset pool as of the statistical calculation date were supported by guarantees with a WA non-zero guarantor FICO of 716.
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