It may not feel much like Spring, at least in the Northeastern U.S., but there are plenty of green shoots in the securitization market.
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RBC Capital Markets and BMO Capital Marketsart the lead underwriters on the deal, dubbed PHEAA Student Loan Trust 2014-2.
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The Virginia Tobacco Settlement Financing Corp. plans to draw on reserves because revenues won't be sufficient to pay debt service.
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The deal, Scandinavian Consumer Loans IV, marks a return for the issuer, which has not completed a securitization since 2011.
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The transaction, STORM 2014-II, is managed by the issuers parent company, Rabobank International.
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View Thomson Reuters data on issuance for the year-to-date through May 23 for ABS, MBS and CMBS.
May 24
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NewMark Capital Funding is marketing its fourth collateralized loan obligation, according to a presale report published Friday by Standard & Poors.
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Exeter Finance Corp. cleaned up the pool of subprime auto loans backing its latest securitization, driving down the cost of financing compared with its previous deal completed in January.
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Principality Building Society plans to issue a comeback U.K. RMBS, three years after it first tapped the market via the Friary 2011-1 transaction.
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Wells Fargo and the Royal Bank of Scotland priced $846 million of securities backed by commercial mortgages, according to a regulatory filing.
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JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo are retaining more high-quality, conforming mortgages that they would normally sell to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, raising concerns that the banks are adversely selecting the weakest loans for the government-sponsored enterprises.
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Invitation Homes' second securitization of single-family rentals is backed by properties with riskier tenancy, and it had to compensate investors accordingly.
May 22