Posts about "Auto Loans and ABS (8)"

Frontline Workers in Eye of Pandemic Storm for Months, Now Fending Off Repo Man

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in a MarketWatch article, "Frontline Workers in Eye of Pandemic Storm for Months, Now Fending Off Repo Man.”

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Pandemic to Have Long-Term Impact on US Subprime Auto Market, Says New Report from Davis & Gilbert

Credit Chronometer’s second annual market study “Participants’ Expectations in a Time of Crisis” was mentioned in an Asset Finance International article "Pandemic to Have Long-Term Impact on US Subprime Auto Market, Says New Report from Davis & Gilbert."

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Under the Hood: Quick Subprime Market Inspection

Is that a cliff or a bridge up ahead? There are positive signs and even slight improvement in some auto figures, but there’s still a looming question of what’s around the corner and whether further government support will be forthcoming. Things could go from stable to not in a New York minute. As we look for signs to the future, recent reports from S&P and KBRA give some indication of where we...

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Hertz Nears Temporary Deal with ABS Creditors

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in a GlobalCapital article, "Hertz Nears Temporary Deal with ABS Creditors.”

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Webinar Replay > Subprime RMBS Serves as a Roadmap for Future Subprime Auto ABS Litigation

On Wednesday, July 15, Joseph Cioffi and Seiji Newman led a webinar titled "Subprime RMBS Serves as a Roadmap for Future Subprime Auto ABS Litigation" with featured speaker Todd Krell, Managing Director at CrossCheck Compliance. A full recording of the webinar can be found here.

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Listen: Insights from Subprime Auto Market Roundtable

Credit Chronometer’s second annual market study, available here, has been giving industry participants a behind-the-scenes look at how originators, investors, servicers and trustees are viewing the effects of the pandemic on the subprime auto securitization market.

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Study Highlights Subprime Resiliency during COVID-19

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in a SubPrime Auto Finance News article, "Study Highlights Subprime Resiliency during COVID-19."

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