The debt market has been a welcoming place for all sorts of issuers of late. The latest participant: MGIC Investment Corp.

Loans backing securitized products are holding up fairly well even though the use of forbearance has increased. A combination of investor protections and changes in underwriting practices is helping.

With rates at rock bottom, LendingTree is selling $500 million worth of short-term corporate paper. Not bad for a loan broker.

The bulk of loans from the July 6 Term ABS Loan Facility have gone to investors in legacy commercial MBS.

The consumer ABS sector is in recovery mode after hitting a rough patch due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to comments made during a recent webinar.

An advisory panel has called for greater transparency around credit ratings. SEC officials say the reforms could be difficult to implement.

Investors in the ABS market are mostly staying on the sidelines waiting for the coronavirus volatility to play itself out. Meanwhile, some investors are focusing solely on AAA-rated assets.

As the Federal Reserve works to get TALF up and running, industry participants hope more types of assets are added to the mix.

Auto ABS offerings returning to the market are being met with strong demand from investors, prompting deal sizes to be increased.

Following pressure from industry participants and lawmakers, the Federal Reserve added legacy commercial MBS and CLOs to the TALF. Industry is hoping that eventually non-QM assets might be covered.