US Securitization
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Deals continue pricing tighter than their start of year counterparts as short-dated paper looks attractive -
Robust economy, lower rates would aid CMBS' continuing rehab but some buyers believe risks underestimated
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Timeshare company clinches tightest spreads in over two years as consistent issuance pays off
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Issuance is surging but the bigger picture is not as rosy as some of the data and market action may have you believe
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About $1.7bn of new RMBS deals entered the pipeline on Monday and Tuesday
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Primary market storms back with well received deals across seven different sectors
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JP Morgan estimates that CES and Heloc backed RMBS is up more than three times on last year
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At least 10 issuers announce deals on Monday as market remains steady despite Trump
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While Extenet's deal is backed by cash flows from cell phone providers, Allo is securitizing bills from households
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Investors ask for more juice as CMBS volumes surpass expectations
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Many issuers accelerated their issuance to the first half, so barrage of supply should calm despite strong appetite
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Chorus Capital raises $2.5bn for largest dedicated SRT fund as Axa exceeds target
