CarMax priced its latest prime auto loan ABS, CAOT 2014-4, that was upsized by $165 million to $1.2 billion.
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The first two U.S. collateralized loan obligations of 2015 hit the market this week.
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Harley Davidson plans to sell $700 million of Aaa rated securities backed by motorcycle loans the issuer originated.
January 16 -
Ally Financial is marketing a $1.32 billion of bonds backed by subprime auto loans, according to a regulatory filing.
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Mounting financial constraints and rising real estate values are pushing some rental home investors into sell mode.
January 15
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GM Financial priced a $1.1 billion benchmark subprime auto loan ABS on Wednesday.
January 15
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Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Merrill Lynch plan to issue $1 billion of commercial mortgage backed securities via a jointly led conduit dubbed MSBAM 2015-C20.
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Bluegreen Corp. is returning to the securitization market after a one-year hiatus. The originator plans to offer $118 million of securities that are backed by timeshare loans.
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Invitation Homes is sticking to the same large loan model of past single family rental securitizations in its first deal of 2015.
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Volkswagen Bank announced a 717 million ($138 million) auto loan securitization issued under the sponsors auto loan receivable program in Germany.
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LCM Partners Limited has hired Ilaria Vignozzi and Nadya Aleshina, formerly directors from S&P to join its consulting team.
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Two Harbors first residential mortgage securitization of the year doesnt exactly break any new ground.
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