Negating criticism that the response to the government's Term ABS Loan Facility (TALF) has been lackluster thus far, over $10 billion worth of deals just priced under the program's third round.
Autos and credit cards played a very prominent role in this round as issuers in these sectors came to market wtih their deals.
Chase and GE Capital came to market with two credit card transactions, with $5 billion in Chase paper taking up a lion's share of this round's issuance.
On the auto side, Honda Motor Co.,Volkswagen AG and Mitsubishi Motors boosted volumes in this asset class.
Meanwhile, Harley Davidson came to market with a motrocycle-backed transaction while CNH Capital came out with an equipment lease-backed offering.
Details on these deals are available via the link below from the ASR Scorecard database.
