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Non-qualified mortgages comprise 50.5% of the pool, and the remaining loans are considered exempt from the Ability to Repay/Qualified Mortgage rule.
September 15 -
On a weighted average basis, seasoning was about 10 months, and among loans with an original term of more than 72 months, the FICO score was 730, down from 744.
September 14 -
The transaction closed in August for an undisclosed amount and gives KBRA Analytics a business unit that was expanding in the direct lending analytics industry.
September 14 -
EDvestinU will issue notes through a sequential-pay structure, and pay no principal to the subordinate class B notes until the class A notes are paid in full.
September 13 -
Clients of dv01 leverage the firm's loan-level data for a range of purposes, including securitization and performance analysis.
September 13 -
Essent Guaranty can terminate the mortgage-linked policies when the unpaid balance is first scheduled to reach 78% of the property value at origination.
September 12 -
Outstanding balances have grown 81% over the last twelve months, with WA high balances of $648, in relation to their WA available credit lines of $947.
September 9 -
Regardless of whether the deal issues the $1.2 billion base amount or is upsized to $2.0 billion, the collateral is non-prime and has an original term of 71 months.
September 8 -
BHG tightened income fraud mitigation with a 16-member fraud management team to address increased losses through its consumer digital channel.
September 7 -
The transaction requires that a minimum of 85.0% of the loan borrowers be based in the U.S. or Canada, while up to 60.0% of the collateral can be covenant-lite.
September 6 -
For multi-borrower SFRs, realized losses as a percentage of original balances was less than 1.0% on loans that were in foreclosure or in special servicing.
August 31 -
The securitization law includes an extensive pledge to bondholders, including that it will not allow the value of the restructuring property to be impaired or altered.
August 30 -
The transaction will feature a two-year revolving period, compared with the earlier OMFIT 2022-S1 deal, which has a three-year revolving period.
August 29 -
DBRS considers 61.6% of the pool to had been modified about two years ago, but did not consider deferrals or forbearance because of pandemic related hardships.
August 29 -
On average, 72% of its rated issuers' top 10 tenants, by rental revenue, either have investment-grade ratings or a parent company with an investment-grade rating.
August 26 -
The underlying collateral's interest rate has raised the transaction's expected annual gross excess spread, at 4.01%, compared with 3.80% on the CRVNA 2022-P2.
August 25 -
In terms of credit, the underlying secured loans have an indicative weighted average recovery rate of 76.1%, according to Fitch.
August 24 -
Proceeds will reimburse the public service company for certain costs incurred after a major winter storm swept through much of the state in February 2021.
August 23 -
CSMC 2022-ATH3 has a higher concentration of loans extended to borrowers who are considered foreign nationals, about 25.5%, higher than typical non-prime deals.
August 22 -
The collateral pool includes loans from about four of Change's lending programs, such as the Alt-Doc, usually made to self-employed borrowers.
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