US Securitization
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Issuer says lease ABS equity sales could be back by June
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10 year notes added, insurance investors wanted longer non-call period
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The securitization is backed by seasoned, reperforming and non-performing single-family mortgage loans
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145bp-150bp guidance on seasoned issuer’s seven-year senior note
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Investors are vying for 8% yield papers.
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Aviation senior spread at 155bp over is not year’s tightest
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Consumer loan deal spread widens 165bp-175bp on BB-, triple-A slice lands within guidance
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Triple-B rated deal pricing converges on corporate index
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Deals at the double as mall-backed issuance creeps up
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Investors likely asked to stomach tighter spreads for more disclosure, banker says
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Ratings agency Fitch on Wednesday evening announced final changes to its US residential mortgage-backed securities ratings criteria after a market consultation process. It follows other agencies like S&P and Moody’s which also modified their methodology earlier this year.
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Sponsors also inject $35m of equity