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The moves will result in a number of job cuts, though the company doesn't yet have firm targets for how many employees will be affected.
September 13 -
Notes will repay principal to investors sequentially. All junior notes will be shut out from receiving any principal payments until the immediate senior notes are paid.
September 12 -
The renewed interest in CLOs, which repackage leveraged loans into bonds of varying risk and size, comes after a very slow year for the market.
September 12 -
The pool has a 25% concentration limit for electric vehicles, up from 15% from Series 2023-5. This increases risks to the transaction, because residual values on those types of cars are still unknown.
September 12 -
Treasuries are also likely to be supported as inflation can keep slowing even if growth does remain relatively healthy. The investment bank is advising its clients buy Treasury five-year notes and 30-year inflation-linked debt.
September 11 -
Virtually all of the attributes in VZMT 2023-5 and 2023-6 are identical, such as the statistical cutoff date (August 7), aggregate principal balance ($23 billion) and weighted average (WA) remaining installments, 26 months.
September 11 -
Lenders will be adjusting to new mandates regarding mortgage applicants that don't have payments for education debt on their credit reports.
September 11 -
The distribution of dealers among the top categories have improved, while the floorplan loans have monthly payment rates that are at record highs.
September 8 -
Some analysts and investors want the North Carolina bank to make big changes to meet financial targets, which they say aren't being met more than four years after the BB&T-SunTrust merger. The critics will be closely watching a presentation by top Truist executives on Monday.
September 8 -
Michael DeVito has been able to grow the government-sponsored enterprise's net worth, but at the current pace and without a rule change, it could take 10 years to build enough capital to exit conservatorship.
September 8 -
Some buyers such as insurance companies tend to prefer longer duration to match their liabilities. That dynamic has also made asset based finance much more important
September 8 -
Regional banks may soon favor CLOs again while proposed rules could draw banks to the market long-term.
September 8 -
One potential credit drawback is that 25% of the pool finances construction equipment loans.
September 7 -
Pagaya's artificial-intelligence model utilizes more data points in assessing whether a consumer is creditworthy than the handful typically used by traditional auto lenders, so it can find more consumers who would have previously been denied a loan.
September 7 -
Some 24% of the pool has 76- to 84-month contracts. This deprives observers and investors of robust performance data, because of the lack of seasoning.
September 7 -
The trust will repay notes through a $160.7 million, floating-rate class benchmarked to the three-month Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), and a $25.1 million of fixed-rate, class B.
September 6 -
The hefty inflows highlight a broad rebound for private credit strategies in the second quarter, during which 34 new funds raised $71.2 billion, more than double compared with the previous three months.
September 6 -
One loan is secured by 1,376 single-family rental properties. It's a potential credit strength, because the trust could benefit from lower cash volatility.
September 6 -
The level of seasoning dropped to 18 months, from 21 months, while loans with remaining terms of 73-84 months increased to approximately 7.49%, up from 2.6%.
September 5 -
Twenty-five years after its first CLO, Barings' securitizes its 100th transaction, this time securitizing middle-market private credit.
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