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Autos Tighten Past Guidance Amid Filled Pipeline

Deals from Hyundai Capital America and Toyota Motor Credit have both priced, with pricing spreads coming in tighter than initial guidance as investors flock back to the market to take down $7.8 billion in new-issue asset-backed securities.

  • 11 Sep 2013

Deals from Hyundai Capital America and ToyotaMotor Credit have both priced, with pricing spreads coming in tighter than initial guidance as investors flock back to the market to take down $7.8 billion in new-issue asset-backed securities.

Hyundai’s $1.28 billion prime auto loan HART 2013-C saw its top-rated ...

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