Greenfield Partners is shopping $460.2 million of commercial mortgage bonds, according to rating agency reports.

Volvo priced its $679-million equipment-loan deal and GreatAmerica Leasing priced its $423 million transaction.

In yet another roadblock for future deals, January cashflows reported by Blackstone’s inaugural securitization of single-family rentals fell short of expectations.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has tweaked its proposal for Regulation AG II to address consumer privacy concerns and requested public comment on the change

Dan Feshbach, founder and CEO of MeasureOne, thinks that disclosure of loan-level data can do for the student loan market what it did for mortgages.

Venn Partners plans to issue its first Dutch residential mortgage-backed securitization; the deal is backed by loans that it recently acquired from GE Artesia Bank, a unit of GE Capital International.

Citibank plans to follow up on its January credit card securitization with a second deal issued from its Citiseries.

Kroll Bond Ratings Agency is rating COMM 2014-UBS2, a $1.2 billion CMBS conduit collateralized by 59 fixed rate commercial mortgage loans that are secured by 95 properties.

Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) and the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) have introduced new products that expand the scope of PRI policies, according to a report by Fitch Ratings.

Barclays Bank Delaware upsized the amount of notes issued from its Dryrock issuance trust by $150 million to $650 million, according to a deal term sheet.

Ally Bank and USAA Bank priced a total of $1.8 billion in deals backed by auto loans and leases; both were in line with initial guidance.