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The notes benefit from a cash-trapping DSCR threshold, a cash trap reserve account and a rapid amortization event.
January 26 -
The sponsor, Byrider Finance, had refined its proprietary underwriting system in Q4 2021, after noticing performance issues in that year's vintage.
January 25 -
Issuers and investors favor term SOFR for ABS floaters but regulators worry that expanding its use—even just a little—will undermine the new floating-rate benchmark.
January 24 -
A higher discount rate should offset expected higher debt issuance costs, while maintaining excess spread levels in the deal.
January 24 -
The DLL Finance trust has experienced consistently low delinquencies and net losses since 2012, with net losses reaching only 0.12% as of June 20, 2022.
January 23 -
The previous TAOT program issue one floating-rate tranche of notes pegged to the one-month SOFR, a term rate and a shift from the preferred daily rate.
January 23 -
Other officials have supported moderating their pace of tightening amid signs inflation is cooling off and investors widely expect them to move by a quarter point.
January 20 -
The Mulligan trust has a three-year revolving period, during which it could issue up to $500 million in additional notes, if it meets certain conditions.
January 20 -
Mortgages in the transaction are almost evenly split between funding owner-occupied properties (53%) and second homes or investor properties (47%).
January 19 -
The transaction is fixed rate from the collateral to the notes, an apparent retreat from the 2022-4 and 2022-5 deals that priced over the SOFR.
January 19