Issuance of commercial mortgage bonds is falling behind the brisk pace set in 2013, but there’s no shortage of demand and terms on deals continue to loosen as the market moves toward a wave of riskier refinancings in the next few years.

Six years after losing its triple-A ratings during the financial crisis, rendering its bond insurance worthless, Assured Guaranty Corp. has returned to one of the corners of the securitization market where it was once most active: diversified payment rights in emerging markets

Americredit Financial Services is readying a roughly $1.17 billion deal backed by auto receivables, according to a filing with the SEC.

Barclays, Lloyds Bank, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank are lead managing the deal, which will be issued from Santander U.K.’s Fosse Master Trust.

A $999.6-million equipment lease securitization from CNH Industrial Capital America is on the way, according to an SEC filing.

The Bank of England and the European Central Bank made proposals Friday to boost the market for asset-backed securities in the European Union, which has been in a slump since the financial crisis.

A busy week for Dutch RMBS saw €1.74 billion ($2.37 billion) of investor placed deals priced at tight levels.

The U.S. government is the largest olbigor, representing 29.4% of the pool backing Mass Mutual's latest securitization deal.

Fifth Third Bank is planning its second auto loan securitization of the year, according to a regulatory filing.

The pool in the latest deal to be issued from the MSBAM trust has a higher lodging concentration (24.0%) than any of the conduits Kroll Bond Ratings has rated over the previous six months.

Lineage Logistics plans to issue $655 million of securities backed by a single, two-year, floating rate commercial mortgage loan that is secured by 42 cold storage warehouses owned by 17 special-purpose property companies.