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About 73.9% of the underlying mortgages were underwritten through debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) and 12- to 23 months of profit and loss and bank statements.
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Notes are expected to pay a coupon of about 2.5% over the Swiss Average Rate Overnight (SARON) with an expected maturity of seven years.
August 29 -
Homeward Opportunities also includes an accumulation account to help fund drawdowns related to construction costs, among other costs.
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Ratings analysts caution that the notes have a WA life of about three years while, and the underlying asses have a WA remaining term of about 20 years.
August 27 -
Principal will only be paid out to Huntington's noteholders when each tranche of notes maintains a certain level of credit enhancement.
August 26 -
Marine vehicles and recreational vehicle loans compose half the collateral pool, 50.8%, but long original terms exposes the collateral pool to some risk.
August 25 -
A few structural changes are in SFUEL 2025-B, compared with SFUEL 2025-A, and the classes A and B notes benefit from higher subordination levels.
August 22 -
Most of the pool, 74.6%, was underwritten to less than full documentation. Of the pool loans, 38.2% of them were underwritten to a 12-month or 24-month bank statements.
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Most of the capital structure will pay fixed-rates to noteholders, except for the A1B notes, which offers floating-rate notes pegged to the one-month SOFR.
August 21 -
The collateral pool is composed of a mix of 939 first-lien loans, lent to highly qualified borrowers, and under tightened underwriting standards.
August 20 -
Elliott will advance the firm's strategic initiatives and business development initiatives and ensure that customer experiences are seamless.
August 19 -
The percentage of larger loans in HGVT-2 is 20.08%, S&P said. While that is lower than the 23.2% seen in the previous deal, it is still too high.
August 19 -
Most of the pool, 68.6%, is in the repayment phase, while 19.1% of the loans in the pool are in deferment.
August 18 -
One tenant accounts for 59.7% of the leased capacity and 56.4% of annualized adjusted base rent, but also has a AAA rating.
August 15 -
The entire pool was originated using agency underwriting, with PennyMac being the largest originator, and accounting for 66.1% of the mortgage loans.
August 14 -
Data centers across 20 markets will provide the revenues to support the notes. Also, the largest customer accounts for 6.5% of annualized monthly recurring revenue (AMRR).
August 13 -
There is no amortization during the entire term, and interest-only payments are based on the one-month Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), plus a spread of about 3.74%.
August 12 -
Moody's finds that Honda's underlying pool has a strong credit profile, and that tier A loans account for 77.1% for the base principal note amount.
August 11 -
Notes are expected to pay a coupon of 4.5% on the A1 through M2 tranches, compared with a 5.25% coupon on the previous deal.
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Throughout Kolyer's career he innovated securitization structures with commercial real estate and residential mortgages, commercial and consumer receivables.
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