Consumer ABS

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau took "misguided and deceptive" actions in extracting settlements from indirect auto lenders for possible discrimination against minorities, House Republicans said in a report issued Tuesday.

Despite tighter scrutiny from regulators, the issuance of bonds backed by subprime auto loans could reach their pre-crisis peak next year.

Is it time for asset-backed deals to go back to Treasurys as their pricing benchmark? This is a question that researchers at J.P. Morgan are posing to the market.

Santander Consumer reported an uptick in loan modifications, a sign that the auto lender is continuing its aggressive play for subprime borrowers.

U.S. consumers are shouldering record levels of debt to get behind the wheel of an automobile.

Darien Rowayton Bank plans to securitized a portfolio of refinanced private student loan debt, according to DBRS.

Fitch Ratings is proposing changes to the way it rates bonds backed by government-guaranteed student loans to account for the slower pace at which these loans are being repaid.

The Supreme Court might hear a case that’s pivotal for marketplace lenders.

Springleaf Holdings has changed its name to OneMain Holdings after buying its top competitor from Citigroup for $4.49 billion.

AMAG Leasing, the leasing arm of Swiss auto distributor and Volkswagen importer AMAG, plans to make a market debut with a CHF400 million ($396 million) portfolio of Volkswagen leases, some of which are impacted by the recent emissions cheating allegations.