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The economy grew at a solid pace in the third quarter, marking the first advance this year as consumers proved resilient amid widespread inflation and the Fed's hikes.
October 27 -
The 2022-C deal has a weaker borrower profile among loans with 61- to 72-month terms, loan terms that typically have higher loss frequency and defaults.
October 26 -
The worst Treasury rout in decades has room to run as the Fed unreservedly makes fighting inflation its top priority, according to JPMorgan Asset Management.
October 26 -
Reduced-rate loans, originated through third-party lenders, comprise a majority of the collateral in the transaction, at 58.3%.
October 25 -
Profits and losses aren't usually thought of as a consideration for central banks, but rapidly mounting red ink at the Federal Reserve and many peers risks becoming more than just an accounting oddity.
October 25 -
There's a "quite high" probability that the U.S. central bank will need to cut rates close to zero in the next three to five years, says Steven Major, HSBC's head of fixed income research.
October 24 -
Some 59.5% of the pool comes from Marriott Vacation Club, up substantially from 45.0% in 2022-1. The loans have stronger performance track records than other brands, except for Westin.
October 24 -
Junk bond sales are falling at an unprecedented rate globally as interest rates rise, a double blow to riskier companies in need of financing in the next few years.
October 24 -
U.S. Treasuries tumbled Friday, driving most benchmark yields to the highest levels since 2007, as policy makers signaled their determination to keep raising rates.
October 21 -
Revenue from operations and benefits from a perfected security interest in the securitized assets comprise the collateral assets.
October 20 -
The world's biggest banks have already had to use about $30B of their own cash to fund loans for acquisitions and buyouts that they weren't able to offload to investors.
October 20 -
In one potential credit positive for the notes, delinquency and loss rates in the underlying pool of loans have been strong in recent years.
October 19 -
Stocks came under pressure, with Treasury yields surging to multiyear highs amid persistent concern that a hawkish Federal Reserve will raise the odds of a recession.
October 19 -
Disclosure requirements have been in place since 2019, but until now it has been unclear whether the disclosures should adhere materially or exactly to templates.
October 19 -
In a first for the sector the pool will include medical receivables that comprise a small, but increasing, percentage of its current managed portfolio.
October 18 -
Investors seem more inclined to bet on the health of consumers now than the strength of companies, judging by bond market sales.
October 18 -
BofA, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo saw net charge-off rates in their credit-card portfolios decline from the second quarter even as spending soared.
October 17 -
In a post-lockdown world, some 29.3% of the borrowers in the pool are considered self-employed, higher-than-average compared with recent jumbo prime deals.
October 17 -
Bank of America won't cut jobs in its investment banking unit despite the recent slowdown and plummeting fees tied to deals, says CFO Alastair Borthwick.
October 17 -
Prime and non-prime mortgages back the notes, and a significant portion of the collateral are loans from a Community Development Financial Institution.
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