Bank of America sized its first credit card securitization of the year at $1.1 billion, according to a regulatory filing.
The three-year class A (2015-1) notes were issued off of the bank’s BA Credit Card Trust. They yield 33 basis points over one-month Libor.
Fitch Ratings assigned preliminary AAA’ ratings to the offering, which benefits from credit enhancement of 31.75%.
Upon issuance of this deal, 12 tranches of class A notes will be outstanding under BACCT. The total invested amount of notes outstanding so far is approximately $17.034 billion, consisting of $8.250 billion of class A notes, including the Emerald Notes Program, which is currently unfunded, $3.501 billion of class B notes, $1.975 billion of class C notes and $2.208 billion of class D notes.
Bank of America was last in the market with a credit card deal in September, when it sold $1.1 million of three-year bonds at a spread of 29 basis points over one-month Libor.