Here's a paradox of the U.S. economic recovery: credit-card borrowing remains roughly 30% below its precrisis level, even though revolving loans are cheaper than they've been in at least six years.

First Investors Financial Service and Credit Acceptance are marketing a total $519 million of securities backed by subprime auto loans.

One Main Financial, a unit of Citigroup, is preparing its first securitization of subprime consumer loans, according to a presale report published by Standard & Poor’s.

Freddie Mac's second offering of its STACR risk sharing notes of 2014 priced at signifcantly tighter spreads than its first deal issued in February.

Structured finance lawyer Lawton Camp has joined Kaye Scholer as a finance partner in its New York office.

The primary sponsors of commercial real estate collateralized debt obligations will continue to be mortgage REITs, according to JP Morgant.

Toyota Motor Corp., a leader in the production of hybrid gas-electric vehicles, has completed the first “green” auto loan securitization.

After issuing the first solar securitization in November of 2013, SolarCity is now prepping the market’s second deal, according to a presale report by Standard & Poor’s.

Issuance of private-label commercial mortgage bonds fell 13% in the first quarter to $19.3 billion from $21.6 billion a year earlier, according to Deutsche Bank.

Wells Fargo has increased its forecast for issuance of U.S. collateralized loan obligations, largely based on expectations that banks will continue to be able to invest in these deals.

Issuance of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) totaled $21.8 billion in the first quarter of 2014, a 20% drop from the same timeframe a year ago, according to a Thomson Reuters LPC quarterly report on leveraged lending issued Tuesday.