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While the agency affirmed the bank's current high ratings, it also cited instances of noncompliance, which led to the downgrade.
September 27 -
The central bank is still pretending that its policies won't hurt much. That's not a good sign.
September 27 -
KBRA holds a mixed point of view about SAFCO's long charge-off policy, at 181 days overdue, while the deal-level chargeoff threshold is 121 days.
September 26 -
"We're in a period of global gloom, with pessimism blanketing different countries for different reasons," said Ed Yardeni, president of his eponymous research firm.
September 26 -
The new law is expected to strengthen renewable energy market development, but ongoing supply-chain complications may hinder a jump in deals.
September 23 -
In a market where mortgage rates are skyrocketing, Fitch says the home price values of the current pool are 10.2% above a long-term sustainable level.
September 23 -
Technology is helping big banks gain market share and is more likely to drive consolidation in the years ahead than regional bank mergers.
September 23 -
Experts review scenarios that could cause Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell to reverse course on a decision this week that left some lenders breathing a sigh of relief.
September 22 -
Unlike most bank-sponsored, credit-linked note deals, a cash collateral account will secure the note payments to the deal, after the sponsor sells initial notes.
September 22 -
Short-end rates for the first half of 2023 have already leaped higher, bringing market policy-rate expectations in line with those of officials near 4.6%.
September 22 -
Officials forecast that rates would reach 4.4% by the end of this year and 4.6% in 2023, a more hawkish shift in their so-called dot plot than expected.
September 21 -
The transaction includes a number of key differences, including that 2022-C contains with 72-month terms in its A1 and A2 loan grades for the first time.
September 21 -
This year's rapid rise in mortgage rates is cooling the U.S. housing market, leading to sales declines and pressure on home prices. Other measures put the figures above 6%.
September 21 -
Fitch Ratings notes that Federal Family Education Loan Program ABS is more exposed to basis risk when there is little credit enhancement and excess spread.
September 20 -
With the Federal Reserve and global policy makers aggressively lifting rates to rein in consumer prices, many fixed-income professionals have been confronted with the wildest volatility of their careers.
September 20 -
Some loans in the guaranteed portfolio have adjustable-rate coupons based off of Libor, but PacWest will make the interest payments based on the SOFR index.
September 19 -
We're at the moment that regulators and market participants have been fearing, which is that there will be more episodes when parts of the market seized up.
September 19 -
Some 95.8% of loans in the statistical asset pool as of the statistical calculation date were supported by guarantees with a WA non-zero guarantor FICO of 716.
September 16 -
Non-qualified mortgages comprise 50.5% of the pool, and the remaining loans are considered exempt from the Ability to Repay/Qualified Mortgage rule.
September 15 -
On a weighted average basis, seasoning was about 10 months, and among loans with an original term of more than 72 months, the FICO score was 730, down from 744.
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