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The New York State Supreme Court has ruled that Sound Point is within its rights to enforce a 90-day noncompete agreement with a manager who joined GoldenTree two weeks after his resignation.
July 22 -
Oil/gas services represent 13.2% of the pool of the sponsor's latest deal, up slightly from 12.8% in the prior deal. EFM has observed rising demand from these obligors in the past year, as the industry has somewhat stabilized.
July 20 -
The $300 million issue is secured by receivables from inventory financing for 160 Volvo- and Mack-branded trucking and construction equipment dealers.
July 19 -
The $455 million in bonds issued by the company just two months ago have sold off sharply, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency, which is trying to reassure investors.
July 19 -
Credit metrics for the $799.9 million deal are better, by some measures, but rating agencies are concerned that delinquencies in the $10.2 billion managed portfolio are slightly higher, year-on-year.
July 19 -
Oaktown Re II is National Mortgage Insurance's first rated transaction, according to Morningstar; it reinsures $5.47 billion of policies on mortgages with a total balance of $30.12 billion.
July 18 -
S&P has cut its credit ratings on a deep subprime loan securitization completed by Honor Finance in 2016, warning that the most subordinate tranche of notes issued in the deal is “at risk of not being repaid.”
July 18 -
That's a departure from the firm's existing fund, which acquires controlling stakes in CLOs through "equity" holdings; the new fund will be advised by the same principals, Tom Majewski, Daniel W. Ko and Daniel M. Spinner.
July 18 -
The owner of Casa del Mar and Shutters on the beach obtained $430 million of loans from Morgan Stanley; it is putting down $792,815 of equity and paying a prepayment penalty to refinance.
July 18 -
Tikehau CLO IV B.V. will control €400 million (UA$466.5 million) in mostly European leveraged loans and high-yield bonds (with an allowance for up to 25% of non-euro-denominated assets), according to Fitch Ratings.
July 17 -
Unusually for a debut transaction, the $329.7 million M360 2018-CRE1 will be actively managed: For the first 12 months after the closing date, funds from repaid principal can be used to purchase new loans, subject to eligibility criteria.
July 17 -
OneMain can add qualifying loans to the pool of collateral for the first two years of the transaction; by comparison, its two prior deals featured one-year revolving periods.
July 17 -
When the transaction closes on July 23 it will be renamed Fortress Credit VSL VI; additional collateral, nearly half (48%) of the total, in fact, will come from another CLO, Fortress VI.
July 17 -
Evan as the broader securitization market takes a breather, unusual deals from off-the-run asset classes continue provide diversification – and the opportunity to pick up yield.
July 16 -
The private equity firm recently obtained a $415 million first mortgage from Barclays and Morgan Stanley; proceeds, along with $125 million of mezzanine loans, will be used to repay existing debt of $512 million that was securitized in two prior deals.
July 16 -
The U.S. captive finance arms of Nissan North America and Daimler AG (Mercedes-Benz) have joined CarMax in sponsoring prime-loan asset-backed portfolios adding to a deal spree totaling $61.3 billion so far in 2018.
July 15 -
The 1,210-loans backing Gemgarto 2018-1 all finance owner-occupied loans, and none rely on self-certified or "fast-track" loans, according to presale reports from Moody's Investors Service and DBRS.
July 15 -
The collateral includes both QM and non-QM loans; however, certain loans are designated as QM even though the borrower’s DTI may be above 43%, due to a temporary exemption for GSE-eligible loans.
July 13 -
The Dallas-based lender's third foray into the deep subprime ABS market in 2018 arrives as recent Santander DRIVE securitizations are performing well with recently lowered loss expectations from S&P Global Ratings.
July 12 -
New collateral can be added to the $824.2M Ford Credit Auto Owner Trust REV 2018-2 until 2023; that's two years less than the revolving period on its prior deal, completed in January.
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