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Direct lenders offer almost guaranteed funding at a time when borrowing in the $1.6 trillion U.S. ABS markets is increasingly unpredictable, and banks nurse losses.
February 27 -
AFG ABS will repay the notes on a sequential-pro rata basis, and classes A-1 and A-2 will repay note interest on a pro rata basis.
February 24 -
Lee invested more than $15 billion in hundreds of transactions as of 2020. That included his best-known transaction, the 1992 purchase of Snapple Beverage Corp.
February 24 -
In the US, some loans include blacklists, which name specific funds that aren't allowed to buy the debt. Those restrictions have come into focus recently.
February 23 -
The security driving the revenue to the bonds is a tariff on customers' monthly bills, in line with the "U.S. Utility Tariff/Stranded Cost Bonds Rating Criteria."
February 23 -
CRVNA 2023-1's collateral pool has a non-zero FICO score of 705, interest rate of 11.83%, original term of 72 months and remaining term of 70 months.
February 22 -
Among DataBank 2023-1's enhancement features is a turbo principal amortization mechanism that kicks in after the notes' anticipated repayment date.
February 22 -
Traders in the hyper-liquid world of ETFs ditched equities and corporate bonds and headed for the safety of government debt as yields broke out anew.
February 22 -
The transaction, secured almost entirely by installment loans on new vehicles, can be upsized to $1.6 billion, and notes will be priced over the I-curve.
February 21 -
One potentially positive credit aspect includes consistently low delinquencies and net losses, and recent geopolitical events have played a part.
February 21 -
The bond market faces a bigger threat than recent rate hikes: the notion that rates will stay elevated even after the U.S. central bank's inflation fight is all over.
February 21 -
Applying blockchain technology to ABS is making progress, but cryptocurrency debacles are slowing a further rollout
February 20 -
While debt outstanding and performance issues are up, and new securitizations are down as expected, only auto ABS showed early signs of issuance growth.
February 17 -
Expected lifetime cumulative net loss is 9.25%, while higher note coupons, only partially offset by higher collateral interest rates, cut excess spread to 5.44%.
February 17 -
Self-employed borrowers account for 36.2% of the loan pool's outstanding balance, and borrowers with multiple properties represent 47.9% of the pool balance.
February 16 -
The consumer loan and credit card collateral will consist entirely of assets that are seasoned, yet of shorter terms overall.
February 16 -
Investors offloaded $12.6 billion of Treasuries last year, but that figure was dwarfed by a record $121.8 billion purchase of U.S. agency debt, higher-yielding securities.
February 16 -
The move to shutter the lines of credit for future collateralized loan obligations — so-called warehouses — comes as BirchLane winds down and returns cash to its investors.
February 15 -
Borrowers that are couples, and where the female is younger, account for 32.55% of the pool's aggregate unpaid principal balance, the plurality.
February 15 -
S&P views the transaction's exposure to environmental credit factors as above average, given that the collateral pool primarily comprises vehicles with ICEs.
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