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Home » Alloya Corporate Federal Credit Union issues first ABS deal 

Alloya Corporate Federal Credit Union issues first ABS deal 

$150M prime auto transaction includes Blaze, Consumers, Interra credit unions 

Truth HeadlambyTruth Headlam
July 7, 2025
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Alloya Corporate Federal Credit Union issued its first asset-backed securitization deal — backed by prime auto loans — as its member credit unions seek to free up their balance sheets.   Naperville, Ill.-based Alloya is a nonprofit that provides funding, risk management and administrative services to more than 1,300 credit unions across the country.   Alloya’s total […]

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