Donna M. Mitchell is a financial journalist based in the New York metro area with expertise covering structured finance, commercial real estate, and wealth management. Her work has appeared in Forbes, Next Avenue, Financial Planning and National Real Estate Investor.
-
The deal includes loans, for which Foursight has purchased insurance policies to cover any deficiency balances on the defaulted contracts and liquidation proceeds.
July 25 -
Of note is a step-up interest feature on classes A-1, A-2 and A-3, where certificates will receive the sum of the applicable fixed coupon and a step-up interest rate of 1.0%.
July 19 -
The trust slashed the representation of loans with lower credit quality, while so-called custom loans made up about 45% of the deal’s collateral balance.
July 18 -
Loans made to individuals pose a potential credit risk to the timely payment of the notes, particularly if the loans are involved in bankruptcy filings.
July 16 -
Neglia will work alongside Rosemary Kelley to lead the rating agency’s senior analytical managers in expanding the firm’s analytical service offerings.
July 15 -
Some 42.4% of the financing types are cash-out loans, and a large number of short-term leases in the pool, about 65.5%, help secure Visio.
July 14 -
North American respondents had their own worries to process—a potential end to historically low interest rates, and an end of low defaults amid a recession.
July 14 -
While the mortgages underpinning the pool are non-prime, a majority of the loans still retain some conventional elements of a prime pool.
July 13 -
AESOP 2022-3 will be able to add more Tesla EVs to its fleet over time, but uncertainty about the vehicles’ resale value was a potential credit negative.
July 12 -
Agricultural equipment accounts for more than half of the collateral pool, but accounts for the lowest concentration on the platform to date.
July 11 -
About 79% of the loans in the collateral pool were made to borrowers without full documentation, while 34% of the loans in the pool were underwritten to bank statements.
June 30 -
SESAC Finance, Series 2022-1, will add collateral related to collections from Audio Network, a production music company that SESAC bought in July 2021.
June 29 -
Given the significant amounts of energy needed for lighting and climate control, data centers involve more environmental risks than other property types.
June 28 -
Macchia and Rowan’s hires continue Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group’s strong expansion in debt capital markets, ABS and leveraged finance since January.
June 27 -
Upstart does not maintain exposure to loans’ credit risk to the same extent as other ABS, making underperformance more likely to negatively influence confidence.
June 24 -
Observers did not raise alarms about SLABS’ immediate or near-term performance, but the notes’ underlying loans are expected to stay resilient.
June 23 -
Nissan Auto Lease Trust, 2022-A’s base residual value—as a percentage of securitization value—had increased to 72.3%, up from 71.6% on the previous deal.
June 22 -
Barretto will be responsible for building out MUFG’s ABS trading platform, with a specific focus on expanding the firm's esoteric business and market share.
June 21 -
Starwood Mortgage 2022-4, will issue certificates secured by fixed- and adjustable-rate mortgages, the latter pegged to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate.
June 21 -
A high concentration in multifamily properties, which have defaulted at much lower rates than other property types, is a positive consideration.
June 17




















