Investors and Issuers continued to grow comfortable with non-traditional securitizations in 2013; volumes for the sector neared $30 billion, the most issuance seen since 2007.

JP Morgan and Barclays priced the final conduit of the year, JPMBB 2013-C17. The super senior, 10-year notes sold two basis points wide of recent pricing.

The $14.3 billion-asset company sold its entire portfolio of collateralized loan obligations, with a cost-basis of $431 million, at a loss of $1.4 million on Tuesday.

Volumes for enhanced equipment trust certificate (EETC) deals got a $256 million boost after American Airlines priced its C- tranche offering.

Ginnie Mae's first phase of its new securitization platform will makes it easier for MBS issuers to request commitment authority or transfer servicing.

Corporate borrowers would likely see financing margins increase by more than one-third if CLOs are required to keep skin in the game of these deals, according to a study commissioned by the Loan Syndication and Trading Association.

Wells Fargo and RBS priced the super-senior triple A class of WFRBS 2013-C18 in line with recent conduit pricing.

Newtek Business Services sold an additional $24.4 million of single-A rated securities from its small business loans trust.

Fitch Ratings expects the recent rate of improvement in U.S. residential mortgage bonds will moderate over the next year as home price appreciation slows.

The ratings agency said it plans to track performance measures such as charge-off rates, delinquency rollover rates, yields and excess spread to provide insight beyond the ratings.

The stricter lending requirements in the current environment will spell trouble for some of the $346 billion in CMBS loans slated to mature between 2014 and 2017, according to Trepp.