Non-Prime Times | Eyes on the Road Ahead: Going Back to the Market for the Latest Outlook
If you want to know the road ahead, it’s usually best to ask someone who’s been there. Looking back, Credit Chronometer’s 2019 and early 2020 subprime auto surveys of industry insiders eerily foreshadowed the uncertainty facing the market today. In those pre-pandemic times, participants Continue Reading
COVID-19 Expected to Have Long-Term Impact on Subprime Auto
Auto market participants are expecting subprime auto loan performance to deteriorate, and many predict COVID-19 will have a long-term impact on the sector. However, participants also show signs of resiliency, according to the second annual market study released today by Davis+Gilbert’s Credit Continue Reading
Subprime Auto Securitization Participants Universally Believe Performance is Likely to Deteriorate, According to New Study by Credit Chronometer
Subprime auto loan performance is expected to deteriorate soon, according to a 360-degree market study released today by Credit Chronometer, a microsite authored by Joseph Cioffi, partner at Davis+Gilbert LLP and respected authority on credit markets. The report, Participants’ Continue Reading
Closer Look at Credit Enhancements in Subprime Auto ABS Market Show Signs of Vulnerability
New "Credit Chronometer" to Analyze Developments Impacting Credit Markets, including $100 Billion Auto Loan Securitization Market Davis+Gilbert partner Joseph Cioffi, a widely-respected authority on loan and securitization markets, has found that credit enhancements supporting subprime auto Continue Reading