Standard & Poor's Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) covers a broad spectrum of ABS ratings, including new assets, revolving consumer assets (credit cards), synthetic securities, operating assets, future flows, auto loans and leases, manufactured housing, student loans, recreational vehicles, marine loans, commercial equipment and time shares. New assets may include nonperforming loans, tax liens, small business loans, rental cars, franchises and disaster recovery.
Thought Leadership
Podcasts
Standard & Poor's Examines Auto Loan ABS Performance And Sensitivity Analyses (10:34 minutes)
Amy Martin, Senior Director - June 25, 2008
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What's In Store For Asset-Backed Securities Credit Cards? (11:59 minutes)
Ildiko Szilank, Director - June 24, 2008
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What's On The Horizon For The Asset-Backed Student Loan Market? (9:05 minutes)
John Anglim, Director and Jerry Kalmus, Director - June 24, 2008
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Teleconference
Credit Trends and Outlook for U.S. Consumer ABS
On this net-enhanced teleconference, analysts from Standard & Poor’s Structured Finance ABS and Surveillance teams cover
credit card, auto, and student loan ABS performance and research. David Wyss, Standard & Poor’s Chief Economist, discusses his outlook for the U.S. economy and the implications for the U.S. consumer.
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