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A Dominion Bond Rating Service (DBRS) report released today showed that securitizations have represented a significant share of the capital structure of certain esoteric asset issuers. This makes ABS an important component in the overall financing available to these firms.
July 17 -
Goldman Sachs is planning to sell a CMBS called GS Mortgage Securities Corp.Trust 2012. The transaction is backed by a single, non-recourse, first lien mortgage that has an original principal balance of $625 million.
July 17 -
Nord/LB has launched a €500 million ($614.38 million) seven-year German covered bond that is backed by aircraft finance assets.
July 17 -
Wells Fargo's mortgage servicing rights portfolio could have an impact on the bank's capital ratios under the Basel III requirements in the not-so-distant future when interest rates rise, a report from Fitch Ratings warns.
July 17 -
Fitch Ratings has switched to predicting gains in new home prices for 2012 instead of modest declines, due to "overt price increases and mix issues." The average single-family new home price should improve by 4.25% and the median should rise by 4.5% in 2012.
July 17 -
The increase in house prices in April was so widespread that 97% of the nation’s 579 metropolitan statistical areas registered an uptick in values from the month prior, according to Lender Processing Services (LPS).
July 17 -
The transaction called Bealine PLC securitizing airport slots at Heathrow airport operated by British Airways (BA) relies heavily on BA's credit worthiness, Moody’s Investors Service analysts said in a conference call held yesterday.
July 17 -
A U.K. RMBS deal issued by Clydesdale Bank will offer investors three-year and five-year bonds.
July 17 -
Jobs are what will get our national economy out of the doldrums. Job growth nationally has flattened out, and at a very low rate, over the past three months. But perhaps even more importantly, mortgage job growth has been flat.
July 17 -
Congress did not intend to impose additional legal liability on lenders that originate properly underwritten loans, according to 106 members of the House of Representatives.
July 17 -
A regulator will allow bond insurer MBIA to make a payment on surplus notes issued in 2008, the company said.
July 16 -
In their Securitization Weekly Overview, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts highlighted the “unusual” co-existence of the risk-on and risk-off trades that has emerged this year.
July 16 -
After the Federal Reserve Bank of New York made its initial offering in late April of its Maiden Lane III (ML III) holdings, it sold about 58% ($28 billion) of the portfolio, Barclays Capital analysts said in their most recent Securitized Products Weekly.
July 16 -
The Prestwick Mortgage Group is offering, as exclusive broker, $58 million in private investor multifamily/commercial servicing from an undisclosed private mortgage company.
July 16 -
Citigroup executives remain very guarded about the outlook for the housing market and they have no immediate plans to reduce their reserves for possible mortgage losses.
July 16 -
The Consumer Financial Protection (CFPB) is expanding its supervisory reach to focus on the 30 largest credit reporting agencies and credit bureaus.
July 16 -
Auto ABS are revving up this week as a number of companies in the sector are planning to sell their securitizations including Ford Motor Co., Ally Financial, DriveTime, Honda Motor Co. and Harley Davidson Credit Corp.
July 16 -
The lowering of CMBS tenant credit that started in April has continued to worsen with the Standard & Poor’s downgrade of J.C. Penney, according to the rating agency’s structured finance credit review emailed this morning. S&P said that the weighted average tenant rating is now close to ‘BB-‘.
July 16 -
Among the many concerns San Bernardino County’s recent eminent domain proposal highlighted, one that stood out to me was the larger problem with second liens.
July 16 -
Wells Fargo & Co hired 2,000 full time employees in the second quarter to keep up with its growing pipeline of mortgage applications.
July 16