John S. Hintze is a journalist who writes for American Banker and National Mortgage News. His articles primarily cover topics related to banking, mortgages, and finance. John provides insights and analysis on various aspects of the industry, including credit-linked notes, CMBS transactions, consumer finance, and data breaches.
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John S. Hintze's coverage heavily focuses on finance and real estate, including investment analysis and data-driven articles. His work suggests that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to the latest developments in mortgage trust, CMBS (Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities), consumer finance, and other areas of financial securitization.
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Inflation and interest rates may be trending downward again, but they are likely to move at a slow pace.
The leveraged loan and collateralized loan obligation (CLO) markets have been on a tear so far this year, even outstripping growth in private credit
In its final meeting before the end-of-June cutoff to make changes for insurers' 2024 risk-based capital (RBC) calculations, the insurance standard setter's working group opted to retain a higher level of risk-based capital for the portion of securitizations absorbing first losses. The decision could impact insurers'decisions whether to make or retain those investments.
Long in coming, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) that aims to combat tax fraud, money laundering and other illicit activity is finally here, and
Trading in leveraged loans pales compared to the high-yield market, and in complex collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), whose managers have become major purchasers of leveraged loans, it's even less.
RTLs are generally short-term, interest-only bridge loans extended to real-estate investors, while the ABS deals provide investors with a premium and less prepayment risk.
By: John S. Hintze
Observers and investors weigh in on how rate cuts may shift pricing dynamics for CLO tranches.
As corporate treasurers use the debt reorganization technique to head off disruptive defaults and bankruptcies, lenders seek more blockers and cooperation agreements to mitigate risks.
Acquisition-financing securitization takes hold while AI and escalating data centers drive energy deals.
Lender to consumers denied traditional credit raises $250 million after skipping 2023.
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