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  • Auto ABS
    S&P: Auto-loan extensions spiked in December in prime, subprime pools

    The extension rates were the highest since the peak of lender deferrals granted in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.

    By Glen Fest
    February 24
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    RMBS
    FirstKey returns to RMBS market with HELOC/RPL portfolio

    A majority of the loans are also junior-lien obligations, according to a presale report.

    By Glen Fest
    February 22
  • Esoteric ABS
    Data-center operator marks debut securitization in $657.9M ABS deal

    DataBank, sponsored by an affiliate of Colony Capital, is pooling ownership and leasehold stakes in 15 data centers in six cities, including the Salt Lake City market that is in high demand with West Coast companies diversifying and expanding data-center operations.

    By Glen Fest
    February 22
  • ABS
    Weekly Wrap: SoCal Edison revives recovery bonds for wildfire mitigation

    Deals, trends and research in structured finance and asset-backed securities for the week of Feb. 12-18

    By Glen Fest
    February 18
  • MBS
    Ellington set to price next $251.8M non-QM RMBS

    Ratings agencies describe a "notable" concentration of alternative-income mortgages in the nonforming pool that were underwritten by Ellington-affiliated LendSure.

    By Glen Fest
    February 18
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    ABS
    Kroll: Auto loans in ABS pools show small rise in early delinquencies

    Early-stage delinquencies were up slightly in both prime and subprime auto ABS pools, according to the agency's report for January.

    By Glen Fest
    February 18
  • ABS
    Mr. Rooter, Molly Maid parent launches debut $840M whole-biz ABS

    Neighborly Co., a franchisor of 24 home repair and maintenance service brands, is pledging franchise-fee, royalty and other related revenues from its mostly recession-proof business lines.

    By Glen Fest
    February 17
  • ABS
    Weekly Wrap: A tough year ahead for leisure, entertainment borrowers

    Deals, trends and research in structured finance and asset-backed securities for the week of Feb. 5-11

    By Glen Fest
    February 11
  • RMBS
    Caliber builds next non-QM RMBS from called collateral

    The deal is similar in size and credit metrics to Caliber’s January private-label deal, albeit with a slightly higher borrower WA FICO (742) and smaller share of dirty-current loans.

    By Glen Fest
    February 11
  • Prime auto ABS
    Orico returns to U.S. ABS market with Japan auto-loan receivables

    The Japanese lender will back $526 million in U.S. dollar-denominated notes with receivables of domestic new- and used-car loans from domestic borrowers.

    By Glen Fest
    February 10
  • CMBS
    Vornado, CPPIB tap CMBS to finance $525M NY office tower mortgage

    Vornado, a publicly traded REIT, and CPPIB have invested over $64.2 million in capital improvements to the historic One Park Avenue building since 2014.

    By Glen Fest
    February 9
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    Esoteric ABS
    Affirm prices $500M unsecured consumer loan ABS deal

    The eight-year-old finance company closed on its fourth overall securitization, in what was its largest ABS bond issuance to date.

    By Glen Fest
    February 9
  • Redwood prime jumbo deal pools entirely from post-pandemic originations

    The first mortgage securities offering on through its Sequoia trust is also Redwood's largest-sized deal in the past year.

    By Glen Fest
    February 8
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    Auto ABS
    Santander's first 2021 subprime auto ABS deal may top $2.2B

    The proposed securitization launches the same week the Federal Reserve lifted a three-year-old enforcement action against the auto lender over its prior risk compliance oversight policies.

    By Glen Fest
    February 5
  • ABS
    Weekly Wrap: CMBS special-servicing rates fall again

    Deals, trends and research in structured finance and asset-backed securities for the week of Jan.29-Feb. 4

    By Glen Fest
    February 4
  • ABS
    Moody's: Higher losses projected in Harley-Davidson loan ABS issuance

    The ratings agency says the pool of prime motorcycle loans is slightly weaker than the lender's previous securitization, plus uncertainties remain over how the pandemic might still impact riders' monthly payment performance.

    By Glen Fest
    February 4
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    Esoteric ABS
    Textainer deal pricing pushes 2021 container ABS volume over $1B

    The new transaction priced inside of the coupons Textainer achieved in its prior 2020 container-lease securitization, as investors continue to clamor for the lengthier terms of the asset class' bonds.

    By Glen Fest
    February 3
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    Student loan ABS
    Ratings agencies maintain elevated forbearance rate expectations for Navient

    Moody's Investors Service says forbearance levels were a factor in assigning a higher expected net loss figure for Navient's new FFELP securitization.

    By Glen Fest
    February 3
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    ABS
    Railcar lease firm InStar marks debut in ABS with $267.5M deal

    The startup firm, backed by hedge fund capital, is pooling more than half of its managed railcar portfolio for the single-A rated transaction.

    By Glen Fest
    February 2
  • ABS
    CCG plans $336M bond sale in 13th equipment ABS transaction

    A pool of more than 1,600 contracts to small- and middle-market companies include financing for tractors, excavation equipment and dump trucks for firms in transportation, construction and waste services industries.

    By Glen Fest
    February 1
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  • Carlyle Group
    Carlyle plans complex credit vehicle to kick-start flagship fund

    The transaction, known internally as "Project Potomac," would seed a new buyout fund, Carlyle Partners IX. Project Potomac is structured similarly to a collateralized fund obligation.

    March 10
  • Why ARMs are rising even as rates drift lower

    In the highest-priced housing markets, some buyers see adjustable-rate mortgages as the only loan they may initially qualify for, Cotality found.

    By Spencer Lee
    March 9
  • Originations
    LoanDepot adds wholesale production 3 years after exit

    The company dropped the broker channel just months after Frank Martell became CEO; now that Anthony Hsieh is running things again, LoanDepot brought it back.

    By Brad Finkelstein
    March 9
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