Manager Activity: Autos

Published November 08, 2004, 12:00 a.m. EST

1 Min Read

Full Credit to Book (Equal if Joint) U.S. Public ABS Market/144A Market

Managers	Proceeds (mils)	Rank	Mkt. Share	# of Issues

JP Morgan	9,168.4	1	15.8	18
Citigroup	8,238.7	2	14.2	13
Deutsche Bank AG	6,828.5	3	11.8	12
Banc of America Securities LLC	6,552.7	4	11.3	12
Wachovia Corp	6,459.3	5	11.1	12
Credit Suisse First Boston	4,943.7	6	8.5	10
Morgan Stanley	3,703.3	7	6.4	8
Barclays Capital	3,524.5	8	6.1	9
Merrill Lynch & Co Inc	2,426.9	9	4.2	4
Lehman Brothers	1,255.7	10	2.2	3

Industry Total	57,963.1	-	100.0	69

Source: Thomson Financial

MORE FROM ASSET SECURITIZATION REPORT

RMBS

Point 2026-2 just delivered home equity investments' biggest ABS

Raising $508.6 million, and being the first to cross the half-trillion dollar mark, the Point 2026-2 series also drove down funding costs by more than 220 basis points.

By Donna M. Mitchell
Editor

July 16
Federal Reserve

Fed officials mishandled sensitive information: Watchdog report

The central bank failed to prevent critical economic information from falling into the hands of "foreign adversaries," according to a report from its inspector general.

By Kyle Campbell
Staff writer

July 16
RMBS

Oaktree's investment in Temple View Capital to reap more RTLs and securitizations

The private asset-backed finance capital from Oaktree is complimentary to Temple View's public ABS program.

By Donna M. Mitchell
Editor

July 16
RMBS

Rocket Mortgages support $549.8 million

The super senior and senior support tranches notes will repay investors on a pro rata basis, while the A2 through B3 notes repay investors sequentially.

By Donna M. Mitchell
Editor

July 15
Esoteric ABS

PK ALIFT expected to raise $890.9 million in ABS

The deal will repay principal on a monthly basis, with senior expenses and fees first, unpaid interest payments on the class A and class B notes, then amounts to satisfy the coverage tests or to fund a principal reserve, if any.

By Donna M. Mitchell
Editor

July 15
Earnings

Flush with capital, Morgan Stanley eyes potential purchases

The investment banking giant has a hefty amount of excess capital, some of which is being used to meet client demand. At the same time, the company is open to opportunities to do bolt-on acquisitions, CEO Ted Pick said.

By Allissa Kline
Reporter

July 15