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US Treasuries extended losses and stock futures remained down as investors considered how a better-than-expected US jobs report might impact the pace of Federal Reserve policy tightening.
June 3 -
The company relies on automated underwriting to originate 100% of its loans, which improves efficiency and consistency in the loan application process.
June 3 -
Utilities had to buy electricity from ERCOT for their customers at wholesale prices as a result of widespread power outages in February 2021.
June 2 -
Investors are on edge over whether the US central bank’s tighter policies will induce a recession. A chorus of Fed officials has fallen behind calls to keep hiking to counter price pressures.
June 2 -
CCG transaction’s managed portfolio and securitizations have had low net losses due to strong recovery performance, although default performance has historically been volatile.
June 1 -
Concerns that central-bank rate hikes may induce a recession are keeping investors guessing about the outlook for the economy as rising food and energy costs squeeze consumers, and volatility has picked up.
June 1 -
At stake are 10 properties in CMBS loans representing about $382.2 million in allocated property balances with leases will expire before yearend 2023.
May 31 -
Primary markets is the locale for just under half of the collateral pool, 49.3%, which is below the average of 53.4% observed in the comparison set.
May 31 -
Reinforcing speculation that central banks are set to tighten policy during the summer, oil advanced to a two-month high while European inflation data for May exceeded economists’ forecasts.
May 31 -
The class A-1 notes from the Series 2019-1 deal, currently undrawn, will be replaced with the $15 million class A-1 notes from the upcoming transaction.
May 27 -
The exchange market features some kind of assets such as enterprise asset-backed securities which aren’t traded on the interbank market.
May 27 -
Smart Option loans lack a government guarantee, but typically are extended to borrowers with higher credit quality and a higher percentage of co-signers.
May 26 -
The success of the seasoned loan pool depends on the servicer’s expertise in handling prescriptive HUD deadlines and procedures for filing claims.
May 26 -
Critics say that the central bank is moving in the right direction, but a 50 basis point interest rate hike was too restrained and a 75 bps move would have made better sense.
May 26 -
War in Ukraine, rampant inflation and now a brewing global food crisis. If attendees at this year’s World Economic Forum came to Davos worried, they left with little to comfort them.
May 26 -
Delinquencies could trend downward, similar to the rise in early stage delinquencies in 2020, but observers say high inflation could add pressure to in-school repayments.
May 25 -
Although the mortgage collateral was short on full documentation underwriting, the borrowers in the pool have high incomes and plenty of liquid reserves.
May 25 -
MEFA expects to originate some $271.5 million of new loans during the origination period and can use excess revenues to originate additional loans during the recycling period.
May 24 -
Wilmington Trust’s CLO and loan administration division is an extension of the company’s loan agency and structured finance businesses.
May 24 -
Yields have jumped so much this year, roughly doubling those on 10-year Treasuries, that it recalls past buying opportunities that paid off when the tide turned.
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