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Securitized Credit Exposure to the Middle East Conflict
As geopolitical risk rises, spillover effects on securitized assets are anything but uniform. The Loomis Sayles Mortgage & Structured Finance[…]
Three Questions on GSEs’ $200 Billion Agency MBS Purchase Program
Loomis Sayles' Mortgage and Structured Finance Team dissects a new policy initiative directing government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) to increase their purchases[…]
2026 Outlook for Mortgage and Structured Finance: Q&A
Investment Strategist David Rittner discusses potential diamonds and landmines within mortgage and structured finance in 2026.
Tracking a Likely Expansion of the European Securitisation Market
The Loomis Sayles Mortgage and Structured Finance Team discusses new legislation that they believe has the potential to unlock significant[…]
A Welcome Revival: How EU Reforms Aim to Boost Securitisation & Implications for Insurer Demand
The European securitisation market is undergoing a major revival, driven by 2025 legislative proposals aimed at easing regulatory burdens, which[…]
The Federal Student Loan Repayment Reckoning: The Consumer ABS Risk Driver Investors May Be Overlooking
Investment Strategist David Rittner and Senior Research Analyst Amit Patel take a look at a key risk factor for structured[…]
Fiber ABS: Financing the Future of Digital Infrastructure
Loomis Sayles' Mortgage and Structured Finance team explores how fiber ABS works, why it’s gaining traction and key factors to[…]
Securitized Assets: Technicals Create Opportunity
Our Mortgage and Structured Finance Team breaks down the technicals driving securitized markets and how these factors have created potential[…]
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