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Equities, bonds, cash and gold all saw outflows in the week ended May 11, strategists led by Michael Hartnett wrote in a note, citing EPFR Global data.
May 13 -
Real-estate owned assets sold in 2021 achieved 109% of the most recent appraised value, on average, compared with the 97% that the sales achieved, in 2020.
May 12 -
Dealers are in solid financial health, school buses secure 20%-35% of notes, and Navistar Financial has never had a bus dealer bankruptcy in its history.
May 12 -
In most selloffs, investors can find a few safe havens. But in this year’s corporate bond rout, a backdrop of stagflation means there is absolutely nowhere to hide.
May 12 -
The deal has a 24-month revolving period, when eligible receivables will be sold to the trust subject to concentration limits and eligibility criteria.
May 11 -
Americans are reminded about high gasoline prices daily, every time they drive. Another energy cost comes to their attention monthly: utility bills.
May 11 -
investors are focused on one thing right now: capital preservation. Even commodities, a favorite inflation play, succumbed to the global selloff on Monday.
May 10 -
First Help Financial is a small, niche auto lender with less than $500 million in assets, adding variability to expected loss scenarios on the notes.
May 9 -
The yield jumped as much as three basis points to 3.11%, extending an advance that has seen the rate more than double this year.
May 9 -
Entergy Louisiana’s system restoration property encompasses a large service territory that spans 58 parishes, serving about 1.1 million electric customers.
May 6 -
Virtually the entire portfolio, or 92.2% of the collateral pool, was underwritten using personal and business bank statements, or profit and loss statements.
May 5 -
Global Jet Capital will use some of the proceeds to redeem notes from BJETS 2019-1. Accelerated principal payments are among credit enhancements for BJETS.
May 5 -
But in pouring cold water on the prospect for a jumbo-sized 75 basis point rate hike next month, he may have inadvertently set the stage for more turbulence going forward if inflationary pressures increase.
May 5 -
The Federal does not plan to reinvest maturing securities, so if maturing balances are lower than those being capped, then the runoff pace might be slower.
May 4 -
Multiple originators outside of Angel Oak contributed to the pool, but none represented more than 16% by percentage of the pool balance.
May 4 -
Jitters are everywhere after equities and bonds had their worst concerted monthly selloff since the global financial crisis while the dollar surged to a 20-year high.
May 4 -
A strong capital structure boosts confidence in the timely payments of the notes, including provisions to mitigate negative carry.
May 3 -
Contracts on U.S. benchmarks were little changed and European shares struggled to hold onto earlier gains as investors shifted their attention to the monetary policy outlook.
May 3 -
Together, the deals OBX programs will issue about $850.5 million in prime jumbo and non-prime RMBS paper, and are expected to close on May 10.
May 2 -
Japanese institutional managers -- known for their legendary U.S. debt buying sprees in recent decades -- are now fueling the great bond selloff just as the Federal Reserve pares its $9 trillion balance sheet.
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