Pagaya upsizes largest-ever auto ABS deal
Pagaya Technologies closed its largest-ever auto asset-backed securitization transaction on May 26 after the deal was upsized. The $600 million nonprime auto ABS deal was ...
Pagaya Technologies closed its largest-ever auto asset-backed securitization transaction on May 26 after the deal was upsized. The $600 million nonprime auto ABS deal was ...
As investors look to pour more money into the auto finance sector, lenders must carefully consider the type of investor ...
Alternative asset management firm Bayview Asset Management in the past five years has purchased about $25 billion in auto collateral through bulk ...
Auto lenders are identifying operational issues sooner and preparing for challenges that could affect their funding strategies as treasury becomes more of a strategic growth function. Treasury has become the ...
Macroeconomic conditions continue to be the main factor in auto asset-backed securitization issuance and pricing trends. NextGear Capital, for example, is ...
The higher cost of living is exacerbating affordability concerns and prompting auto lenders to take a close look at rising delinquencies, asset pricing and innovative programs to ...
Pagaya Technologies is leaning more on public securitization issuance because of volatility in private credit markets. Market scrutiny around consumer credit performance and ...
The auto asset-backed securitization market is showing signs of resilience, but investors and issuers continue to navigate bifurcation between prime ...