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Two new auto loan pools being issued this week by Foursight Capital and DriveTime Auto Group provide evidence of subprime auto lendings ongoing market momentum.
June 8 -
Less than three months after predicting that banks would resume unloading portfolios of federally guaranteed student loans, Navient Corp. appears to have completed such a purchase.
June 6 -
New York's financial regulator has ordered 28 online lenders to disclose whether they offer loans to state residents and to describe the types of financing they provide, according to a person briefed on the matter.
June 3 -
California Republic is marketing another $400 million auto loan securitization, its second of the year.
June 3 -
The Class A CHASEseries (2016-2) Notes are being issued by JPMorgans Chase Issuance Trust, a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission states. The Class A notes are due 2021.
June 2 -
Speaking at an industry conference Thursday, the heads of several big banks including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and U.S. Bancorp warned of looming deterioration in their loan books.
June 2
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The pricing of student loans, and higher-ed degrees themselves, should have more to do with the proven earning power of a universitys graduates in the eyes of some innovators. Big data could play a huge role.
May 31
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The bonds are being issued through Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Trust 2016-A in a five-tranche notes structure, according to the filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday. The notes are backed by a pool of loans with a principal balance of $450 million.
May 31
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U.S. banks are taking bigger risks in auto lending as they compete for market share in a sector that remains red-hot.
May 26
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The Obama administration and an independent federal banking agency are advising the Supreme Court not to review a lower-court ruling that has roiled the marketplace lending sector and caused consternation throughout much of the consumer finance industry.
May 25
