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There is no subordination for the class A notes, but managers opted for much more overcollateralization, which stands at 18.0% as a percentage of the initial pool balance.
August 12 -
A 1.50% residual value risk, down 1.50% from the prior transaction; and an Aaa loss of level 8.50%, an increase of 50 bps, puts expected losses at a Aaa is 10.0%, down 1.0% from the prior transaction.
August 9 -
Set up as a forward flow deal, will allow Castlelake to buy Pagaya-originated loans for a period spanning one year, with an option to extend the agreement further.
August 9 -
The pool consists of 2,384 contracts that Commercial Credit Group (CCG) and Keystone Equipment Finance (KEF) have extended to a customer base in the transportation, construction and waste industries.
August 8 -
The change in tone was obvious on Monday, when SBA Communications Corp. postponed the repricing of a $2.3 billion term loan.
August 7 -
The transaction includes a three-year revolving period, when collection proceeds can be used to purchase new assets. The revolving period can be terminated in an Early Amortization Event.
August 6 -
The notes are expandable so that at any time during that revolving period the issuer can upsize the notes, to a maximum of $500 million in the deal.
July 16 -
The class A and class B notes benefit from credit enhancement levels of 12.50% and 8.75%, respectively, and the class A notes benefit from the subordination of class B certificates.
July 15 -
Compared with transactions from other issuers with similar collateral characteristics, the underlying pool has a relatively higher weighted average FICO score, Moody's Ratings says.
July 5 -
Fitch Ratings views home price values in the non-prime mortgage pool as being 11.3% above a long-term sustainable level.
July 3