S&P Global: Subprime delinquencies likely lower than previously reported
Subprime auto delinquencies in March are likely performing better than recently reported, largely due to “double counting” between late-stage delinquencies ...
Subprime auto delinquencies in March are likely performing better than recently reported, largely due to “double counting” between late-stage delinquencies ...
Amy Martin, senior director of structured finance, S&P Global Ratings Amy Martin, senior director of structure finance at S&P Global, ...
Ratings and credit performance Findings from S&P’s loan-level analysis of COVID-19-related extensions Recent changes in credit enhancement levels and collateral ...
Partial payments on loans in extension status point to positive consumer health as lenders wind down on deferrals, according to ...
Flagship Credit Acceptance’s July 23 securitization, which funneled $213 million into the ABS market, saw a rise in the APR ...
Chase Auto’s originations plummeted early in the second quarter to levels not seen since the Great Recession before rallying to ...
In the past few weeks, six auto lenders have jump-started the securitization market after a nearly one-month hiatus. CarMax Auto ...
Hyundai Capital America’s lack of diverse funding sources could limit the captive’s financial flexibility as the cost for debt funding ...