Toyota Motor Corp. has upsized an offering of “green” auto loan-backed securities, to $1.75 billion from $1.25 billion originally, according to a regulatory filing.

Despite noise about subprime’s growth in the credit card segment, the segment remains a small portion of the asset class.

3i Debt Management US, a unit of 3i Group plc, has closed on its fourth collateralized loan obligation since it was established in 2012.

Sens. Tim Johnson, chairman of the Banking Committee, and Mike Crapo, the top Republican, laid out a preliminary bipartisan agreement on housing finance reform after months of deliberation.

The Structured Finance Industry Group wants more time to evaluate proposed revisions to rules governing reporting and disclosure requirements for asset-backed securities.

Two commercial mortgage securitizations launched Monday add over $1.2 billion to the new-issue pipeline, according to rating agency reports.

Ally Bank is readying a total of $1 billion of bonds backed by lines of credit that it extends to auto dealers, according to prospectuses filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission.

The amount of securities backed by credit card receivables that mature is poised to decline rather significantly in the next few years, according to Fitch Ratings.

AmeriCredit Financial Services is coming out with its first securitization of subprime auto loans of 2014 — a $750 million deal with a number of tranches.

Wyndham Worldwide Corp. plans to issue $300 million of notes backed by timeshare receivables, according to a presale report published by Fitch Ratings.

Hyundai Motor Co. is prepping its fourth U.S. auto lease securitization, according to a presale report published by Fitch Ratings.

Macquarie Bank priced its $500 million of auto loan and lease backed securities, with spreads on some of the tranches inside of initial guidance.