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Mosaic 2022-2 will not include a pre-funding period, and the transaction's collateral pool will be static, and not include a capitalized interest account.
August 5 -
Allianz counts on its asset management units to diversify its business beyond insurance, while Pimco is facing headwinds as investors fled fixed-income securities.
August 5 -
The solar industry has made significant strides, and the related ABS market should continue under its own momentum, providing investors with attractive returns.
August 5 -
The collateral pool consists of publishing and recording rights on a 950-song catalog from artists such as Justin Timberlake and Nelly Furtado.
August 4 -
Tesla had nearly $19 billion in cash and short-term investments by the end of June, and Levington expects it to generate over $24 billion of additional free cash flow through next year.
August 4 -
Net cash flow had decreased to $144.1 million in 2020, before recovering to $181.3 million in 2021 and $195.9 million for the trailing twelve-month period that ended in May.
August 3 -
With speculation over whether Beijing might weaponize its vast holding of Treasuries, investors have been outlining how the US House Speaker's trip may have a long-term market impact.
August 3 -
Octane is managing increased warehouse financing costs while not recognizing gains on securitization residual sales.
August 2 -
Markets expect the surge in consumer prices will soon peak and central banks will become less hawkish, but there’s a high risk that global cost pressures will remain elevated.
August 2 -
A potential credit drawback on the deal is the mismatch between the fixed rate underlying automobile loans and the SOFR rates to be paid to noteholders.
August 1 -
Proceeds are earmarked for general corporate purposes, including the financing of share buybacks and dividends, said the person, who asked not to be identified as the details are private.
August 1 -
The deal has a significant concentration of California-based loans, leaving the timely repayment of notes vulnerable to regional economic stresses or natural disasters.
July 29 -
Vranos, a former rising star at Kidder, Peabody & Co Inc. in the early 1990s, left in 1994 to form Ellington, which capitalized on the mass sell-off in mortgage securities following the Fed’s rate hikes.
July 29 -
Owing to the revolving pool, Fitch Ratings assigned a base case default ratio of 3.9%, even though the rating agency’s default assumption for the pool was 3.1%.
July 28 -
Naturally, some investors think that incoming data on a softening economy could scare the Fed away from further tightening. That’s misguided though.
July 28 -
The OBX 2022-J2 Trust will pay notes from a capital structure that follows a shifting interest structure, and subordinate bonds can receive principal payments.
July 27 -
The yield on the two-year Treasury moved to be as much as 32 basis points higher than the 10-year yield, which slid in the wake of the Fed’s announcement that it was raising its overnight benchmark by 75 basis points.
July 27 -
The days when blue-chip firms borrow super cheaply for decades are gone, at least for now. Corporate treasurers have instead been turning more to commercial paper.
July 27 -
The deal’s average receivables balance, and collateral APR are both higher, but its WA FICO score has slipped, compared with the program’s previous deal.
July 26 -
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.
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