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The difference between rates on where three-month bills are now and where they will be in 18 months has tumbled about 95 basis points in July, the biggest monthly decline in data starting in 1996.
July 26 -
The deal includes loans, for which Foursight has purchased insurance policies to cover any deficiency balances on the defaulted contracts and liquidation proceeds.
July 25 -
To bond investors hit by deep losses this year, it may mean any further pain will be short-lived, as a recession will spark the US central bank to cut rates next year.
July 25 -
Fitch lowered its outlooks to ‘neutral’ from ‘improving’ for the hotel, industrial and multifamily CMBS sectors while DBRS expects falling CMBS payoff rates.
July 22 -
MF1 2022-FL10, MF1’s third this year, securitizes 24 floating-rate mortgage loans secured by 34 transitional multifamily and manufactured housing properties.
July 21 -
Tesla said Wednesday its digital assets have shrunk to $218 million and that a Bitcoin impairment dragged on profitability in the second quarter.
July 21 -
The deal has a $40 million subordinated portion that compares to the $497 million Dryden 108 CLO Ltd., which has a much larger ‘AAA’-rated class A-1 portion.
July 20 -
The risk of a global downturn and Europe’s energy crisis doused optimism about the US earnings season and confidence the Federal Reserve will take a more measured approach to tightening.
July 20 -
Of note is a step-up interest feature on classes A-1, A-2 and A-3, where certificates will receive the sum of the applicable fixed coupon and a step-up interest rate of 1.0%.
July 19 -
Excluding the early Covid-19 lockdown, sales were at the lowest level since April 2008, when a housing bubble was bursting after subprime mortgages dried up.
July 19 -
The trust slashed the representation of loans with lower credit quality, while so-called custom loans made up about 45% of the deal’s collateral balance.
July 18 -
The main battleground has shifted to how long the overnight benchmark might remain at its peak level and how much, if at all, it will decline next year.
July 18 -
Loans made to individuals pose a potential credit risk to the timely payment of the notes, particularly if the loans are involved in bankruptcy filings.
July 16 -
Neglia will work alongside Rosemary Kelley to lead the rating agency’s senior analytical managers in expanding the firm’s analytical service offerings.
July 15 -
Second-quarter profit soared past analysts’ estimates, driven by unexpectedly large hauls from currencies, commodities and interest-rates trading.
July 15 -
Some 42.4% of the financing types are cash-out loans, and a large number of short-term leases in the pool, about 65.5%, help secure Visio.
July 14 -
North American respondents had their own worries to process—a potential end to historically low interest rates, and an end of low defaults amid a recession.
July 14 -
The results offer the first look at how Wall Street fared in a tumultuous three months characterized by changing outlooks on prospects for the economy.
July 14 -
The US consumer price index probably climbed to 8.8% in June on an annual basis, from a 40-year high of 8.6% the previous month, according to a Bloomberg survey.
July 13 -
AESOP 2022-3 will be able to add more Tesla EVs to its fleet over time, but uncertainty about the vehicles’ resale value was a potential credit negative.
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