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.

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.

Wells Fargo and the Royal Bank of Scotland priced $846 million of securities backed by commercial mortgages, according to a regulatory filing.

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.

Invitation Homes' second securitization of single-family rentals is backed by properties with riskier tenancy, and it had to compensate investors accordingly.

Deutsche and UBS priced the $905.4 million COMM 2014-UBS3 at wider spreads than most recently pricing conduit, sponsored by Citigroup.

Deutsche Bank priced $734.6 million in securities backed by a first mortgage loan that is secured by the Grace Building, a midtown Manhattan high-rise office building, according to a pricing term sheet.

U.K. bank Tesco Personal Finance Group plans to issue securities backed by U.K. Visa and MasterCard credit card receivables, according to Standard & Poor’s

Fannie Mae priced its third offering of Connecticut Avenue risk-sharing notes at significantly tighter spreads than its previous offering in February.

Vermont Student Assistance Corp. plans to issue $29 million in bonds backed by fixed-rate private student loans.

Insurers will soon have better analytical tools for predicting the damages caused by widespread inland floods in the U.S., allowing them to price this risk more accurately and, eventually, transfer more of this risk to private investors through insurance-linked securities.