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Despite firm objections from structured finance advocates, some institutional investors welcome the additional protection, citing Wall Street's potential conflicts of interest.
April 10 -
Two-year Treasury yields slid a percentage point over three days in March, the most since 1982. Gone are the days when inflation was the main menace.
April 10 -
Only a handful of lenders have the problems that toppled Silicon Valley Bank, and when the industry starts reporting quarterly earnings next week, the numbers will probably be good, Dimon told CNN.
April 7 -
The class A-2b tranche can issue floating-rate notes. Should that happen, the YSOA discount rate would step down from 10.30% to 10.05% after the class A-2 notes are paid off.
April 6 -
The two-year U.S. rate, which is the most sensitive to monetary policy, slid for a fifth day, its longest streak since July 2022. Economists now assign a 65% probability of a U.S. recession.
April 6 -
Moody's had lowered the residual value loss a full percentage point, but did not mention whether it would lower the credit loss expectation.
April 5 -
Traders flocked to shorter-maturity Treasuries, driving two-year yields down 18 basis points at one stage. The 10-year note's rate was 1.5 percentage point lower than the 3-month T-bill.
April 5 -
Traders got another taste this week of the contrasting forces battering the market with bonds falling after a surprise cut to global oil production, only to bounce back hours later following weak economic data.
April 4 -
Initial hard credit enhancement for the class A notes is lower, at 37.30%, because of lower subordination in the deal.
April 4 -
Despite some signs of weaker performance, metrics remain within manageable levels, and credit enhancement appears to be sound.
April 3