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The lawmakers are questioning the agency about its oversight of student loan servicers involved in a federal loan forgiveness program.

The $687 million XAN 2019-RSO7 has 36 months to fund additional lending against properties in the collateral pool, six months longer than a 2018 transaction.

The New York-based CLO management firm also plans to change its name to reflect its parent firm, Vibrant Capital Partners.

The administration official will serve a five-year term as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's chief regulator.

The financial burden falls almost exclusively on lessees, so much so that some weaker airlines could eventually face financial difficulties; observers expect some pushback.

Recent transactions have been performing better than expected; S&P Global Ratings has set its expectations for cumulative net losses for COAT 2019-2 accordingly lower.

The CLO manager has priced a reissued CLO at spreads signficantly higher than rates paid since a 2017 limited refinancing.

This time, investors required Radian to hold on to the first 2.5% of losses it covers on the pool; by comparison, the insurer’s previous deal, Eagle Re 2018-1, had a lower “attachment” point of 2.25%.

Controlling classes of investors in commercial mortgage-backed securitizations can replace a special servicer, but before they do, they should make sure the long and potentially expensive process is worth it.

At 1%-1.2% of initial principal balance, the expected loss range for the $1.25 billion deal is the lowest ever for a GM Financial retail auto loan securitization.