Shift in Consumer Behaviour Rewrites the Book on ABS Risk

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in a GlobalCapital article, "Shift in Consumer Behaviour Rewrites the Book on ABS Risk.”

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Subprime RMBS Serves as a Roadmap for Future Subprime Auto ABS Litigation

On Wednesday, July 15, 2020, the Davis & Gilbert Insolvency, Creditors' Rights & Financial Products practice group and authors of Credit Chronometer will be presenting a webinar focused on the subprime auto market. Industry players — originators, investors, servicers, trustees and their advisors — will especially find topics discussed of interest.

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“Subprime Auto: Participants’ Expectations in a Time of Crisis, a 360-Degree Market Study”

On Wednesday, June 24, 2020, the Davis & Gilbert Insolvency, Creditors' Rights & Financial Products practice group and authors of Credit Chronometer will be presenting a webinar focused on the subprime auto market. Industry players — originators, investors, servicers, trustees and their advisors — will especially find topics discussed of interest.

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Perfect Storm: Hertz Bankruptcy to Reshape Auto ABS?

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in a Structured Credit Investor article, "Perfect Storm: Hertz Bankruptcy to Reshape Auto ABS?”

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The Auto-Appocolypse Could Shove the U.S. Economy Off a Cliff

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in a CCN.com article, "The Auto-Appocolypse Could Shove the U.S. Economy Off a Cliff.”

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How Subprime RMBS Can Prepare Us for Subprime Auto Litigation in the Time of COVID-19

In his latest article published in Consumer Financial Services Law Report, Joseph Cioffi discusses how lessons learned in subprime RMBS litigation could be used in subprime auto litigation, if investors suffer losses. In “How Subprime RMBS Can Prepare Us for Subprime Auto Litigation in the Time of COVID-19,” Joseph addresses several misconceptions regarding subprime RMBS litigation of which...

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Why America’s $1.3tn Car-Loan Market Cannot Avoid a Pile-Up

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in The Financial Times article, "Why America’s $1.3tn Car-Loan Market Cannot Avoid a Pile-Up."

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