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Enterprise is marketing a $750 million rental fleet ABS. The capital structure includes one $750 million tranche of floating rate variable funding asset-backed notes with a final payment date October 3, 2017. The offering has been rated 'Aaasf' by Moody's Investors Service.
April 13 -
Mortgage application activity declined 6.7% for the week ending April 8 as mortgage rates inched higher.
April 13 -
The investment banking firm Sandler O’Neill & Partners added a team of five sales professionals to its Chicago-based, fixed-income group.
April 13 -
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller blasted a study Tuesday that said proposed servicer settlement terms could cost the economy $10 billion a year. Miller, who is leading the settlement on behalf of the attorneys general, said the study was "grossly inaccurate," and noted it was paid for by the financial services industry, including some of the servicers involved in talks with the AGs.
April 13 -
A year ago, the folks who worked in Freddie Mac's multi-family section were sitting around waiting for the phones to ring. Now they can't keep up.
April 12 -
Despite the economic recovery, demand for single-family housing is declining while the need for rental apartments is rising, according to speakers at an Urban Land Institute conference in Washington.
April 12 -
Ford Motor Credit Co. (FMCC) is in the market with a transaction called Ford Upgrade Exchange Linked Notes Series 2011-1 (FUEL notes).
April 12 -
Putnam Investments plans to launch a new REIT to primarily buy RMBS guaranteed by a U.S. government agency or a GSE.
April 12 -
Australian deposit-taking institutions are likely to issue covered bonds once proposed legislation is enacted, according to a recent report by Standard & Poor’s. The agency added that the highest rated and larger originators are most apt to float these deals.
April 12 -
Barclays Bank 's Gracechurch Card Program Funding will issue its sixth deal under its medium-term note program.
April 12 -
Fannie Mae is once again offering to pay 3.5% in closing costs for buyers of its repossessed homes, the number of which has nearly doubled in the past year.
April 12 -
A proposed settlement with the top five mortgage servicers could prolong the foreclosure crisis, drive up mortgage interest rates, slow new home construction and cost $7 billion to $10 billion a year, according to a study from three top economists.
April 12 -
DBRS has conducted recent analysis that showed that the national average timeline from 30- days delinquent to REO is currently at 23 months.
April 11 -
After the Federal Reserve Bank of New York conducted its first auction of Maiden Lane II (ML II) bonds last week, it is following up with two auctions this week.
April 11 -
The only bank that has been penalized for mortgage servicing lapses got slapped for doing the opposite of what state attorneys general have been demanding.
April 11 -
State attorneys general and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) officials on Monday agreed to cooperate on enforcement actions and work together to prevent evasions of consumer protection laws.
April 11 -
The Federal Home Loan banks and their members are urging the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) to scrap a proposal that would make it tougher to join — and stay a part of — the cooperative system.
April 11 -
The Obama Administration’s white paper on the future of the GSEs may have muddied the issue as much as it clarified it.
April 11 -
Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp. (NMAC) is issuing a $1.04 billion transaction under its Nissan Auto Receivables Owner Trust (NAROT).
April 11 -
Investors have proven slow to return to the European securitization market. The limited appetite has been matched by a lackluster amount of securitization supply that market analysts said has created an imbalance in secondary and primary securitization pricing.
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