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The sanctions, as well as Russia’s capital controls, mean that what happens next is unlikely to follow the traditional playbook of negotiations with creditors, debt restructuring and currency devaluation.
June 7
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But for prospective buyers, soaring home prices in April pushed affordability closer to the all-time low set in June 2006.
June 6
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The California tech giant's take on pay-in-four installment loans has a top-of-wallet positioning that banks and merchants are unlikely to be able to match.
June 6
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The current deal has a discounted residual value of securitization of 54.8%, lower than the 56.8% present in the 2015-A pool.
June 6
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A consensus has formed that the Federal Reserve waited too long to start tightening money. Fed watchers are still disagreeing about another question: Is the central bank tightening too much and too fast now?
June 6
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The inability to include both types together in standard loan pools has been one of the hurdles to the adoption of digital collateral.
June 6
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An American Bankers Association panel of experts predicted much slower economic growth, but agreed that the U.S. economy will avoid a recession over the next couple of years.
June 3
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The inventory shortage is beginning to ease, while demand is slowing due to high prices and rising mortgage rates.
June 3
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Total hard credit enhancement on the Encina Equipment, 2022-1, deal is higher for all classes of notes, with increases ranging from 2.5% to 5.3%.
June 3
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US Treasuries extended losses and stock futures remained down as investors considered how a better-than-expected US jobs report might impact the pace of Federal Reserve policy tightening.
June 3
