Asset-backed securities that priced in the two weeks ended January 30, 2015.

Societe Generale marked its return to the US CMBS conduit market this week with the announcement that it hired an 11 strong CMBS team from the Royal Bank of Scotland.

GE priced $775 million over two series of notes delivered from the issuer’s dealer floorplan master note trust, according to a pricing document.

The commercial real estate market breathed a sigh of relief when Congress finally renewed the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act on Jan. 12, nearly two weeks after it had expired. But borrowers and loan servicers are still dealing with headaches created by this short gap in coverage.

Investors bought an extra $400 million of Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp’s dealer floorplan securitization and will get a chance to bid on a couple of new deals Ford began marketing today.

OneMain Financial, a unit of Citigroup, increased a personal loan securitization it was marketing this week by $491 million to $1.23 billion.

The deal called Consumer Credit Origination Loan Trust 2015-1 will offer a total of $377.85 million of securities backed by unsecured consumer loans originated and serviced through the online platform operated by Prosper Funding, the world’s second largest P2P lender.

The industry may be hoping the Supreme Court kills the unpopular “disparate impact” theory via a pivotal Texas case argued Jan. 21, but some of the justices’ statements left analysts skeptical that the legal basis used in fair lending cases will end.

DVB Bank, the Frankfurt-based bank that specializes in transport finance, plans to join the growing number of aircraft lessors tapping the securitization market, with a $667 million deal backed by a portfolio of 20 mostly narrow-body and wide-body commercial aircraft.

Deutsche Bank is securitizing a commercial mortgage used by private equity giant The Blackstone Group to purchase 1740 Broadway, an office building in midtown Manhattan.

Freddie Mac priced its first Structured Agency Credit Risk (STACR) transaction of the year. The Series 2015-DN1 was upsized to $880 million from $775 million originally.

Structured finance professionals aren’t losing much sleep over a new regulation barring federally-insured banks from engaging in certain kinds of swaps with vehicles that issue asset-backed securities