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Banca Popolare di Vicenza plans to issue €929 million ($1.25 billion) of securities backed by prime Italian residential mortgages. The deal marks a return for the Italian bank, which hasn't issued an investor placed deal since April 2011.

The $558 million deal is backed by a floating rate, interest-only, loan that has a two-year term with three 12-month extension options. The issuer has also removed its cap on the aggregate percentage of “eligible tenants” (defined as tenants with a 40% rent to income ratio) in the latest transaction.

The Rhode Island Student Loan Authority priced $93.1 million of bonds backed by Federal Family Education Loan Program loans, according to a regulatory filing.

JP Morgan's large loan CMBS deal is secured by 36 extended-stay properties, nine limited-service properties and two full-service properties.

Deutsche Bank and Cantor expect to sell a $863 million conduit backed by 49 commercial mortgage loans that are secured by 60 properties, according to a regulatory filing.

Deutsche Bank plans to a $1.4 billion securitization of a single loan that is secured by five full-service hotels located in Hawaii and California, according to Morningstar.

Ford Motor Credit Co. is planning a $1.6 billion securitization of new and used automobile, light-truck and utility-vehicle retail contracts, according to a presale report published by Fitch Ratings.

RadioShack’s store closures will have a much smaller impact on commercial mortgage bonds than those announced this year be several big box retailers.

View the deals that priced in the two weeks ended June 13.

View Thomson Reuters data on issuance for the year-to-date through June 13 for ABS, MBS and CMBS.