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The Fed will remain keenly involved through its day-to-day management of policy and also intends to purchase some securities through auction add-ons.
March 9 -
All of the properties are income producing. The average home is 23 years old, while rehab costs account for about 3.9% of the homes’ purchase prices.
March 8 -
The reserve account, which will mitigate the likelihood of a shortfall and assist with the subsequent distribution of interest during the controlled accumulation period.
March 8 -
Energy prices are complicating the task for policy makers, who face a delicate balancing act in tightening to curb inflation without killing the economic recovery.
March 8 -
Underpinning the notes are two special units of beneficial interest in leases owned by an origination trust, issuer’s rights under any letters of credit.
March 7 -
A sustained jump in crude increases the prospect of a global recession and a return to the stagflation seen in the 1970s, where inflation runs hot but there’s no underlying economic growth.
March 7 -
The current state of the car market, which is sending sales and prices of used cars spiking, could pose a credit challenge to the notes.
March 4 -
Russia is on course for an economic collapse that will rival or even eclipse the size of the 1998 slump which followed its debt default. The financial fallout may be less.
March 4 -
The deal is secured by loans on new and used vehicles and that largely follows the structure of recent transactions, particularly the 2021-C.
March 3 -
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s vow to contain inflation with higher interest rates is holding, and that may boost the dollar.
March 3 -
A&D Mortgage originated a vast majority of the pool, 96.7%, and the company plays a number of other roles on the film, such as servicer and provider of the R&W.
March 3 -
Charge-off and payment rates had improved, due to consumer assistance programs and government stimulus funds amid COVID-19 economic slowdowns.
March 2 -
As the losses and economic fallout mount, asset managers are increasingly calling the war a clarifying moment for ESG in the industry.
March 2 -
Notes from Wingstop Funding 2022-1 will benefit from a couple of important credit enhancements, a cash-trapping threshold and a rapid amortization trigger.
March 1 -
Commercial air traffic, aircraft ABS cash flows, expected to wrestle with COVID-19 pressures throughout 2022.
March 1 -
The funds have relatively small exposure, but unwinding such assets is complex and could mean losses as they are trading at deep discounts and liquidity is scarce.
March 1 -
The transaction, expected to close on March 2, has a non-call period end date of two years from the expected closing, a reinvestment period end date of April 15, 2026.
February 28 -
The gains come even as the crisis spurred by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine threatens disrupt the supply of oil, natural gas and other key commodities, further fanning record high inflation expectations.
February 28 -
The amendments effectively broaden the rule’s impact to include fixed-income securities, prompting several major industry groups to address SEC Chairman Gary Gensler.
February 28 -
The NRMLT 2022-NQM2 payment structure provides for a waterfall of distribution to all of the classes of notes at all times, including classes A-1 through A-3.
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