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After its founding in February 2012, the company has come to market 25 previous times for capital to support its business.
August 3 -
While the hot market’s actual and forecast home price gains were key drivers of Fannie’s results, they also present a challenge to the affordable housing mission that it’s working to address.
August 3 -
While the underlying pool of student loans is mixed, 96% of them are non-rehabilitated loans.
August 2 -
World Omni Auto Receivables Trust continues to focus solely on Toyota models, and has the potential to issue up to $1.1 billion in notes.
July 30 -
DriveTime extends financing to borrowers who have subprime credit profiles, generally with limited credit histories, modest incomes or prior credit difficulties.
July 29 -
The digital lender, which bought Radius Bancorp in February, still expects to record a full-year loss partly because of merger-related costs. But its stock price soared Thursday after it reported second-quarter net income of $9.37 million.
July 29 -
Democratic proposals to offer free accounts, restrict overdraft fees and cap interest rates have zero chance of passage. But analysts say lawmakers’ push for products that help consumers is influencing some banks’ decisions to institute reforms on their own.
July 28 -
Starting out as a consumer lender in 2012, Plenti began to make auto loans through its proprietary platform in 2017 and also offers peer-to-peer lending access.
July 28 -
States have the option of adopting the oversight framework issued by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors, which resembles capital and liquidity plan proposed by the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
July 27 -
Expanded prime and non-prime mortgages underpin the pool in the deal, issuing $459.8 million in notes.
July 26 -
States in its footprint have some of the lowest vaccination rates in the country. Another round of shutdowns could further damage industries like hospitality that have already been hit hard by the pandemic, executives said.
July 23 -
Small Business Administration lenders have reported strong quarterly results, but those gains could evaporate later this year. Here’s why.
July 23 -
Toyota had granted payment deferrals up to 120 days to eligible borrowers during the pandemic, and then resumed old deferral practices as of June 30, 2020.
July 22 -
The 10 largest loans in the deal have high balances, ranging from $2 million to $2.9 million, and California represents half of it’s geographic concentration.
July 22 -
Comerica, which focuses on the energy sector, reported strong payment trends last quarter, while M&T, which concentrates more on real estate, showed deterioration. The divergence reflects varying exposures to sectors hit hard by the COVID-19 recession.
July 21 -
RFS Asset Securitization could issue additional notes, up to $500 million, at any time during the revolving period, which could be as soon as June 2024.
July 21 -
The Detroit company, one of the nation's largest car lenders, enjoyed a surge in profits during the second quarter, largely due to strong consumer demand for vehicles. But how long will the good times last?
July 20 -
Industry observers say they expect current market conditions to support healthy deal flow through the end of 2021.
July 20 -
In a deal underwritten by RBC, the initial note balance could either be $1.2 billion or $1.7 billion, depending on market conditions at the time of pricing.
July 19 -
Most of the pool, 63.7%, consists of new agricultural equipment, followed by new construction equipment and new turf equipment.
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