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A group of Republican state attorneys general has declined to sign cooperation agreements with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
September 20 -
Standard & Poor's noted that the effect of Santander's acquisition of DriveTime's ABS portfolio is unclear at this point because both companies are active auto issuers.
September 20 -
By the end of this year, RMBS issuers keen on obtaining funding from the European Central Bank, as well as those already using these securities as collateral in sale and repurchase agreements, will need to input data on the underlying mortgages into the newly created European DataWarehouse, known pithily as ED.
September 19 -
United Auto Credit and Westlake Financial Services are both planning to sell their respective ABS deals.
September 18 -
JPMorgan Chase Bank-sponsored Scholar Funding Trust 2012-B will be issuing class A notes worth $235 million rated by both Moody's and Fitch.
September 18 -
Barclays Capital analysts expect that publicly placed issuance for 2012 in the European asset-backed market will exceed their original forecast.
September 17 -
DBRS said today that rising subprime loan origination volumes and general economic improvement are still creating a positive momentum for the auto sector.
September 17 -
Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts' view on most senior FFELP and private student loan ABS remains positive, they said in a Sept. 14 report.
September 17 -
Wells Fargo analysts expect consumer ABS issuance to reach $170 billion in 2012, which is a 60% rise over last year. They also noted a modest shift to longer average lives in new deals.
September 17

