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As warnings from climate scientists "become more and more dire," data revealing the actions of coal companies "remains depressingly consistent."
October 6 -
The sequential-pay structure and non-declining reserve account are expected to result in a buildup of credit enhancement supporting the rated notes.
October 5 -
U.S. mortgage rates jumped to a 16-year high of 6.75%, marking the seventh-straight weekly increase and spurring the worst slump in home loan applications since the depths of the pandemic.
October 5 -
The notes will benefit from the irrevocable right to impose, bill and collect a winter-event securitization charge from customers in Summit's Oklahoma service territory.
October 4 -
The single-family rental industry is slowly making its homes more energy-efficient. About 21% of total US energy consumption last year came from residential energy use.
October 4 -
Estimates of economic losses exceed $50 billion, considering a storm path similar to that of Hurricane Charley, plus higher population and population values.
October 4 -
If the Home Price Percentage declines by at least 30%, compared with the (HPP) value on the pool's cutoff date, the class A notes will reduce to 0.25%.
October 3 -
A corporate treasurer looking to issue new notes would likely have to pay interest that's about 156 basis points higher on average than the coupons on existing securities.
October 3 -
The current collateral pool carries loans with shorter terms, shorter periods of seasoning, and higher non-zero credit scores, compared with Westlake 2022-2.
September 30 -
Principal distributions allow for amortization of all senior and subordinate bonds based on credit enhancement targets set for performing and nonperforming loans.
September 30 -
U.S. equity futures advanced with government bonds, signaling a potential recovery at the end of a tumultuous week in markets.
September 30 -
Despite the concentration of imaging equipment, those types of equipment have generally outperformed other equipment types within the GreatAmerica portfolio.
September 29 -
After landing in Florida as the second-strongest storm on record, Ian is now is expected to re-strengthen and menace South and North Carolina and Georgia.
September 29 -
Bonds sold to help U.S. utilities recoup losses from natural disasters are seeing an unprecedented boom, with the latest burst of issuance generated by the deadly February 2021 storm that paralyzed Texas.
September 29 -
Reach Financial's consolidation loans make up 34.8% of the collateral pool, compared with 13.3% in Reach 2022-1, with fewer loans in the lower-risk tier.
September 28 -
Proceeds will cover transaction fees and expenses, mainly, but could also be applied to general corporate purposes, including future brand acquisitions.
September 27 -
The central bank is still pretending that its policies won't hurt much. That's not a good sign.
September 27 -
KBRA holds a mixed point of view about SAFCO's long charge-off policy, at 181 days overdue, while the deal-level chargeoff threshold is 121 days.
September 26 -
"We're in a period of global gloom, with pessimism blanketing different countries for different reasons," said Ed Yardeni, president of his eponymous research firm.
September 26 -
The new law is expected to strengthen renewable energy market development, but ongoing supply-chain complications may hinder a jump in deals.
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