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The U.S. yield curve extended its recent flattening as investors evaluated the economic outlook amid tightening monetary policy and Russia’s war in Ukraine.
April 1 -
Sport utility vehicles (SUVs) represent 26.6%—and 26.7% if upsized—of the deal’s underlying portfolio, compared with 13.0% from the 2022-1 securitization.
April 1 -
Despite perceptions that smaller companies are riskier, they pose less risk to investors. Realized loss rates are lower, and they deliver higher returns.
April 1 -
Key changes in MMAF 2022-1, from previous transactions, include significantly lower average securitization values by receivables and greater obligor diversification.
March 31 -
Esther George, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, says changes in the office sector and monetary policy pose potential risks to property owners and their lenders.
March 30 -
By property type, lodging assets led the way for total delinquencies, with 6.3%, while some 3.5% of the lodging pools were current and specially serviced.
March 30 -
Its size exceeds the Dublin-based firm’s exposure to potential asset writedowns, signaling a looming battle with insurers over who will shoulder financial losses caused by the war.
March 30 -
Homes securing the portfolio produce an average monthly rent of $2,405, based on gross potential rent for vacant properties, and an average remaining lease term of eight months.
March 29 -
The ICE BofA US Treasury Index has fallen more than 6% so far this year, with benchmark 10-year yields climbing Tuesday toward the highest in almost three years.
March 29 -
Securitization would have to see more cycles before the full effect of the COVID-19 pandemic becomes apparent, but loans backing multi-borrower SFRs show more sensitivity to rent collection disruptions.
March 28 -
The transaction is the company’s first securitization deal, and uses cash trapping triggers and rapid amortization events for credit enhancement.
March 28 -
(Bloomberg) -- The steepest global bond rout of the modern era is extending as investors dump fixed-income assets on concern that aggressive central bank policy tightening will push the global economy into a recession.
March 28 -
Almost all of the loans, 96.9%, were underwritten on less than full documentation, and the collateral’s weighted average DTI is 37.9%.
March 25 -
The Fed projections showed policy makers see quarter-point hikes at each of the remaining six meetings this year, following last week’s quarter-point liftoff.
March 25 -
Non-QM assets overlap almost perfectly with the portion of loans, 52%, financing properties where the borrower intends to maintain as a primary residence.
March 24 -
Sharkey counsels CLO managers, investors and arrangers on warehouse financings, collateral fund obligations, CLO business acquisitions and portfolio sales.
March 24 -
Fitch Ratings puts the insured residual value of aircraft held by Russia following its invasion of Ukraine at $13 billion, though claims may be limited to $10 billion.
March 24 -
UPST 2022-1 is one of the smallest transactions yet from the platform, with a pool balance of $503 million at its cutoff date, compared with recent deals.
March 23 -
The Bloomberg Global Aggregate Index has fallen 11% from a high in January 2021. That’s the biggest decline from a peak in data stretching back to 1990.
March 23 -
Both the consumer and small business segments derive much of their receivables from accounts with high FICO scores and strong full repayment habits.
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