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VW Credit (VCI) is in the market with an auto securitization called Volkswagen Auto Loan Enhanced Trust 2011-1 (VALET 2011-1 or 2011-1). The six-tranche offering, managed by JPMorgan Securities, is worth $1 billion.
March 22 - Europe
Volkswagen is in the market with a €7.5 million German auto ABS deal that will be publicly placed.
March 21 -
The Japanese crisis had the most impact on CMBS secondary market activity versus all other securitization sectors tracked by capital markets data provider Epirasign Strategies.
March 18 -
JPMorgan Chase Bank is marketing a FFELP student loan-backed deal called Scholar Funding Trust 2011-A. The $268.3 million, 144A transaction is managed by JPMorgan Securities.
March 18 -
Fitch Ratings expects a growth in rehabilitation (rehab) student loans. Although rehab loans have always comprised a part of FFELP SLABS, their unique characteristics and performance history make separate assumptions necessary when analyzing student loan pools that have this type of collateral.
March 16 -
Santander Consumer USA is in the market with a $526.3 million auto receivable deal named Santander Consumer Acquired Receivables Trust 2011-S1 (SCART 2011-S1) managed by Citigroup Global Markets.
March 15 -
Prestige Financial Services (PFS) is in the market with Prestige Auto Receivables Trust 2011-1 (PART 2011-1), a six-tranche subprime auto loan receivables managed by JPMorgan Securities. The deal is worth $221.62 million.
March 15 -
New rules from Mexico’s banking regulator are an auspicious move for future securitizations from this sector, according to Maria Muller, senior vice president at Moody’s Investors Service.
March 14 -
Brazos Higher Education Authority (BHEA Series 2011-1) is offering a $1.5 billion student loans ABS.
March 10 -
The Federal Reserve's March 7 report on January consumer credit outstanding showed data pointing to the start of a recovery in consumers’ willingness to maintain debt.
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