Synchrony credit card deal book hits $2.1bn, tightened by 10bp

Chadwick Van Estrop

November 12, 2025 07:31 am

A Visa credit card featuring an EMV chip, also known as "chip and PIN" juxtaposed with a magnetic strip card.

Deal size increased from $500m

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Chadwick Van Estrop

Senior Reporter - U.S. Securitization

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