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GM Financial's next auto-loan securitization is expected to have more front-loaded losses due to pandemic-related stresses
April 14 -
American Honda Finance's 78th term securitization has a potential upsizing to $1.62 billion - a similar option the captive-finance lender has taken in recent transactions.
February 18 -
Credit unions have seized share in auto lending. It may not be long before the same happens in auto ABS.
February 17 -
The Ford Credit Auto Owner Trust 2020-REV1 transaction is Ford’s 12th under its platform that permits revolving assets during the pre-amortization period of the transaction.
February 10 -
The lease deal – Santander’s sixth ABS of Chrysler Capital leases since 2017 – has a higher proportion of leases with original terms longer than 36 months (44.5%) than prior deals through the platform.
February 5 -
Toyota Motor Credit Co. is sponsoring a $1.25 billion loan-backed transaction (potentially upsized to $1.75 billion), while regional Toyota captive finance lender World Omni Finance Corp. is sponsoring an auto-lease deal at either $766.5 million or $962.9 million.
February 3 -
Mercedes-Benz, Nissan and Ford will market up to $3.86 billion in new prime auto-lease securitizations, adding to a pipeline that opened up with Hyundai's deal last week.
January 17 -
Macro factors point to a solid year in the securitization market but wild cards abound, many of them political.
January 13 -
CarMax Auto Superstores is securitizing a “slightly improved” pool of prime auto loans in its new $1.2 billion loan-backed securitization, according to S&P Global Ratings.
January 10 -
Hyundai Auto Lease Securitization 2020-A will have a collateral pool with more than a quarter of underlying leases exceeding 43 months – compared to just 19.4% in its previous lease ABS transaction that priced last August.
January 9 -
GMF’s $1.269.9 billion asset-backed transaction will be secured by a pool of loans that has a slightly lower weighted average FICO, higher collective LTV and longer average terms compared to prior deals issued via GMF’s securitization platform.
January 7 -
According to Moody's, Ally's latest auto-loan ABS will not require the issuer to repurchase loans with modified terms or maturities.
December 3 -
According to Moody's, Ally's latest auto-loan ABS will not require the issuer to repurchase loans with modified terms or maturities.
December 2 -
The ratings agency's monthly auto loan ABS index tracker shows losses and 60-plus-day delinquencies decreased both month-over-month and year-over-year.
November 29 -
New proposed securitizations from American Honda and Ford Motor Credit, plus a U.S.-dollar denominated ABS transaction sponsored by Scotiabank, will push total securitization volume of prime auto ABS to nearly $52 billion - the highest yearly volume in the sector in seven years.
November 18 -
According to presale reports, Mercedes-Benz Auto Lease Trust (MBALT) 2019-B will have only two months over the life of the deal in which there is more than a 5% concentration of expected lease maturities.
November 8 -
In the pool of 46,070 vehicles in the $1 billion pool or 59,863 in the $1.3 billion pool, none are equipped with diesel engines that were at the center of Volkswagen’s worldwide emissions scandal in 2015.
September 26 -
Deutsche Bank analysts said the newly downgraded junk status for Ford and its captive-finance subsidiary could mean more dependence on securitization to offset expected higher bank financing costs.
September 11 -
Ally Bank, Capital One Auto Finance and BMW Financial Services of North America launched new note offerings, which will add to the year-to-date of $35.2 billions across 32 prior deals.
September 5 -
Captive finance lenders in recent years have been steadily reliant on used cars for asset-backed collateral. That’s not the case with American Honda Finance Corp.
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