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SoFi Lending Corp. is Marketing its first Rated Consumer Loan Securitization
June 15 -
The $2.8 billion in CLOs that have priced this month is not enough to reverse the sluggish 2016 CLO market, which is down over 50% in both deal count and dollar volume compared to mid-2015. But six deals to date in June are pacing toward a third straight month of collateralized loan obligation deal volume topping $5 billion.
June 14 -
Moody's revised its criteria for rating FFELP ABS to take into account heavy borrower usage of Income Based Repayment.
June 14 -
Synchrony Financial said Tuesday that it is expecting loan losses to rise over the next year as more consumers struggle to pay off their credit card balances
June 14 -
Renewable Funding is preparing its first securitization of Property Assessed Green Energy Bonds, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
June 14 -
Cherrywood Commercial Lending, a specialty finance company that caters to owners of smaller commercial properties, is preparing a $115 million securitization, according to DBRS.
June 13 -
A survey of insurers conducted by the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council and Trepp indicates that participants allocated 11.08% of their invested assets to commercial mortgages at the end of 2015, an increase of 40 basis points over the end of 2014.
June 13 -
Chesapeake Funding I LLC Series 2016-2 follows the $600 million offering in March in the Series 2016-1 Series, which together combine for about half the collateral pool of nearly $2 billion in receivables balances on open-ended vehicle leases serviced by Element Vehicle Management Services Group.
June 13 -
Caliber Home Loans is marketing a residential mortgage-backed securitization mainly backed by nonprime loans, called COLT 2016-1 Mortgage Loan Trust.
June 10 -
State student loan authorities sense a business opportunity helping graduates who are gainfully employed lower their payments. Their low-cost funding could put them in competition with banks and marketplace lenders.
June 10 -
Loan market participants are in an uproar over the announcement by the European Parliament this Monday that it is considering quadruple the amount of skin that originators of asset-backed securities must have in the game.
June 10 -
Spruce Finance, Inc., a newly formed financier of residential energy-efficiency and solar panel installations, is issuing its first securitization of home improvement loans originated through both its predecessor companies and Fannie Mae.
June 10 -
Marketplace lenders have unveiled a number of self-regulatory plans over the last year in an attempt to stave off government intervention. But a top official at the Federal Trade Commission said Thursday that what has been done so far is not sufficient to protect borrowers.
June 9 -
Duke Energy Florida has launched a $1.3 billion offering of bonds backed by fees it will charge to recover costs associated with the retirement of its Crystal River Unit 3 nuclear power plant
June 9 -
Fearing that housing finance reform has fallen off the congressional priority list, bank and housing trade groups sent a letter to Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Mel Watt on Wednesday to draw attention to the issue.
June 9 -
Two new auto loan pools being issued this week by Foursight Capital and DriveTime Auto Group provide evidence of subprime auto lendings ongoing market momentum.
June 8 -
Growth in air travel is slowing, but investors are still snapping up bonds backed by leases on passenger jets.
June 8 -
LendingClub abruptly adjourned its annual shareholder meeting Tuesday, saying it wasn't ready to address investors after a leadership shakeup last month. It also overhauled criteria for the consumer loans it arranges online.
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