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.
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BDS 2021-FL9 is allowed to be fully collateralized by multifamily or manufactured housing properties, although it has concentration limits on other property types.
October 1 -
Based in Philadelphia, Mazzeo advises a range of client types on securitizations, and guides private equity and hedge fund managers through structured transactions.
October 1 -
While the collateral is high quality, analysts raised concerns about a number of key parties that they feel lack robust securitization experience and financial strength.
September 30 -
CIM is secured by home loans making the most of second chances, and borrowers retaining their homes throughout several economic dips.
September 29 -
It’s in the modeling and the long-term benefits, a cross-section of executive tells virtual crowd at Moody’s ‘Road to COP26’ event.
September 28 -
Conforming single-family homes, 65.3%, comprise most of the portfolio, and none of the borrowers in the portfolio had availed themselves of COVID-19 related forbearance.
September 28 -
The transaction is also the first securitization for ACREC. The entity is also taking on multiple roles, acting as sponsor, issuer and collateral manager.
September 27 -
Office imaging equipment and other business-related loan and lease contracts collateralize the highly diversified pool of obligors.
September 27 -
To help determine certain forms of credit enhancement and loss triggers, LendingPoint 2021-B is tightening its definition of what a charged-off account is.
September 24 -
A high representation of working professional degree holders among borrowers, most notably, medical doctors, boosts confidence in the underlying collateral.
September 22 -
In a move becoming more commonplace for CRE CLOs, the collateral manager can direct modifications that are not subject to servicing standards in deal documents.
September 21 -
The trust excludes loans from about six states with active legislation addressing the exporting of usury rates to out-of-state borrowers.
September 20 -
While the loss coverage is subsequently lower for the notes, totaling $194.2 million, it is expected to be sufficient to cover required rating multiples.
September 17 -
All of the underlying leases are financing new cars, Fitch noted, adding that leases under 36 months for the original term represented about 82.3% of the pool.
September 16 -
The trust includes a 36-month revolving period that will allow it to purchase additional receivables as it collects principal.
September 16 -
The varied portfolio includes loans with strong credit profiles, a WA FICO score of 734 and an original, combined loan-to-value of 68.3%.
September 15 -
Dryrock’s collateral maintained strong performance numbers for the past 12 months, with higher monthly payment rates and fewer chargeoffs compared to last year.
September 14 -
Obligor concentrations are unique compared to other equipment-finance ABS, but outside the top 20 obligors the pool aligns with traditional small-ticket deals.
September 10 -
From the interest rates on the underlying vehicle leases to the benchmark and hedges on the notes issued from the trust, the deal has no Libor exposure.
September 3 -
Known as MOHELA 2021-3, the trust will issue a mix of fixed- and floating-rate notes from a capital structure with three tranches, or note classes.
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