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Private label commercial real estate (CRE) securitizations may end up at $149 billion - more than double 2020’s volume of $62.2 billion.
November 29 -
Any reinvestment assets chosen for the trust must be a healthcare property, and they must be intended for refinance with the proceeds of an agency mortgage loan.
November 24 -
The FOMC decided to leave interest rates near zero and begin scaling back the pace of purchases in the $120-billion-per-month bond-buying program it launched last year, with an eye toward completing the process by mid-2022.
November 24 -
The deal also provides a sequential principal distribution to all of the certificates at all times, unlike recent non-prime securitizations.
November 23 -
Despite a number of weaknesses, the bonds will benefit from a senior liquidity reserve account of $167.5 million and a subordinate liquidity reserve account of $20.5 million.
November 23 -
Most of the deals are FFELP loans, but the sponsor and servicer entity is considered a financially weak company.
November 22 -
Moody’s steps in to provide a higher rating on the Class B portion of the COVID-hardened deal.
November 22 -
The sponsor’s Fortune 500 parent provides comfort in the face of the subprime-auto industry’s woes.
November 16 -
The auto-lease and nonprime-auto sectors are fueling what likely will be record volume.
November 15 -
The deal carries relatively low leverage and high subordination.
November 4 -
Moody’s: Rapidly evolving electronic-vehicle technology poses collateral risk also for traditional rental-car ABS.
November 3 -
Benchmark will issue 21 classes of certificates, with 13 entitled to principal and interest payments. Six classes will receive interest only.
October 28 -
Forget the goods supply-chain crisis threatening global risk assets: the real test comes next year when a service-sector boom drives labor costs higher and pressures central banks to tighten policy more decisively.
October 28 -
The securitization is backed by an irrevocable financing order that empowers the issuer to impose, collect and receive fixed recovery charges (FRC), from retail customers.
October 28 -
Credit ratings on the subsequent securitizations “remained relatively stable,” despite program transaction ratings being linked to the sponsoring airlines’ corporate ratings.
October 27 -
Larger system wide sales, three note classes and a cash trapping period, are among the four key changes to the pending transaction. It is also the largest Cajun Global series.
October 27 -
Over time, the MFIT securitizations have been getting larger in dollar volume, pricing at tighter spreads, and benefiting from more subordination.
October 26 -
While the trust is exposed to potential for degraded performance during the revolving period, Fitch pointed out that obligors tend to prioritize DPP payments.
October 26 -
Hertz Global Holdings Inc.’s $4.2 billion deal with Tesla Inc. is about more than just an order for 100,000 cars. It’s about vaulting electric vehicles into the mainstream.
October 26 -
The enormous issuance is backed by a single loan secured by first-priority mortgages on a pool of about 6,148 single-family rental homes, and 299 townhouses.
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