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Nobody knows for sure, and that's causing some big regulatory problems.
January 11 -
The largest obligor accounts for about a 1.40% holding of the collateral pool, while the smallest accounts for 0.10%.
January 11 -
The bonds cover relatively remote cyber risk for Beazley, a U.K. insurance and reinsurance company, which is tapping the cat bond market for the first time.
January 10 -
After optimism swelled for weeks that 2023 would finally bring relief for the world's battered bond buyers, borrowers took advantage by issuing more than $150 billion of new debt in just four days.
January 10 -
Tech companies including Microsoft Corp. and Meta Platforms Inc. are expected to hit the bond market in size to buy back stock after last year's rout.
January 9 -
Many of the biggest buyers of leveraged loans are facing pressure to cut back on their purchases as they run out of time to reinvest their money.
January 6 -
AESOP 2023-1 and 2023-2 will remove used vehicle concentration limits and net present value (NPV), and increase original equipment manufacturer (OEM) limits for Tesla.
January 6 -
Rates are expected to reach a four-decade high, a positive for lenders poised to benefit from the increased income while consumers face escalating costs.
January 5 -
The receivables in the pool had a weighted average (WA) credit score of 623, an increase from 605 in the Westlake 2022-2.
January 5 -
GM Financial Consumer Automobile will finance loans on new and used automobile loans, and it references two potential pools for securitization.
January 4 -
U.S. stocks fluctuated as jobs data pointed to a resilient labor market, a concern for the Federal Reserve. Treasuries advanced and the dollar pared declines.
January 4 -
The year could be marked by volatility, induced in part by rising interest rates, but prime money market funds could still see a 0.08% rise in assets.
January 3 -
Amid optimism that inflation has peaked, more than 60% of 610 respondents to the latest MLIV Pulse survey are betting stocks and bonds will move in opposite directions this year.
January 3 -
The investment bank defends its title as No.1 from 2021, and also dominated the auto ABS and commercial MBS asset categories, based on ASR's database.
December 30 -
As the Federal Reserve hikes rates and lenders tighten credit, the consumer sector is holding up—for now. What 2023 brings could heavily depend on employment.
December 30 -
Only credit card ABS saw a major increase, while other major asset classes dipped. Production in private student loan ABS dipped about 67.9%.
December 29 -
A portfolio of 669 newly originated, seasoned and performing line of credit loans will secure the transaction's mortgage-backed notes.
December 28 -
The strains are largely linked to aggressive rate increases by the Federal Reserve and central banks around the world, which have dramatically changed the landscape for lending.
December 28 -
Horizon Technology Finance's Daniel Trolio discusses market strengths, growth challenges, and why Horizon sticks to tried and true capital partners.
December 27 -
It isn't just the scale of profit that's startling, but the industry's ability to push through scandals and thrive anew.
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