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Fitch Ratings warned that recent rep and warranty proposals in new U.S. RMBS deals may expose investors to added risks from “weak” underwriting and “defective” mortgages.
February 21 -
Social Finance Inc., a non-bank lender, is looking to upend student lending in the United States by offering more favorable rates to borrowers it views as most likely to repay their loans.
February 20 -
Wells Fargo Securities is marketing a $516 million collateralized loan obligation for Octagon Credit Investors, according to a presale report published by Standard & Poor’s.
February 20 -
Nelnet is preparing a $1.156 billion student loan securitization, its second this year, according to ratings agency reports.
February 20 -
JP Morgan Chase plans to issue a second deal from its Chase Issuance Trust, a securitization that will be sized at $750 million.
February 19 -
It’s been a long time coming, but Europe is about to see its first collateralized loan obligation since the financial crisis, a €300 million deal from Cairn Capital.
February 19 -
Redwood Trust is fully validating expectations that it would keep the private label market of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) alive this year.
February 19 -
The percentage of interest-only loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities is rising, increasing the risk of losses in these deals, according to Kroll and S&P.
February 19 -
The European Central Bank recently tightened the eligibility criteria for using covered bonds as collateral for funding. This could hurt covered bond programs
February 19 -
Ford Motor Co. plans to issue a $1.34 billion auto loan securitization that has been rated by Fitch Ratings.
February 19
