DealVector In The News

DealVector Tabulation Agent Functionality

DealVector is upgrading its tabulation and consent solicitation functionality even more. Find out more.

DealVector Touts SFIG Push

Jan 6, 2017

In a Dec. 7 report on the future of the mortgage-bond market, SFIG recommended the development of an electronic network that would allow issuers to share information with bondholders and investors, and allow them to talk among themselves. Moody’s quickly endorsed the idea, saying it would view such a development as “credit positive.” Kroll plans to follow suit.

RMBS and their role in the failure of WesCorp

December 22, 2016

Hard to believe it’s been four plus years since Western Corporate Federal Credit Union (WesCorp) went under. Many folks are still scratching their heads. Articles have been written identifying numerous causes of the Flagship Corporate casualty. Fast pace growth and the denial of OTTI (other than temporary impaired) was still the strategy for the Corporate as of March 3, 2009. The rest is history.

Bondholder Communications Lowers Credit Risk

Moody’s has published an important report citing the credit benefits of Bondholder Communications for issuers.

Top Marks: SLABS extension success exceeds expectations

Sep 29, 2016

“It would have been very difficult to extend these nine trusts without a platform such as DealVector to bring bondholders together. When there are so many investors to reach, it makes our job a lot easier to have the platform be able to track them down for you,” says Greer McCurley, head of capital markets, Nelnet.

DealVector Users Link Up

Sep 23, 2016

A buyer of student-loan bonds was able to link up with a seller after posting about his needs on DealVector’s electronic bulletin board.

100 on 100 on 9

DealVector technology recently helped Nelnet successfully complete amendments on 9 trusts for which the threshold was a very difficult to meet 100 percent approval requirement.

Nelnet Locks In Deal Extensions

Sep 16, 2016

DealVector co-founder Mike Manning said more than $150 billion of student-loan paper has entered the company’s system so far, with Navient bondholders acting first in 2015. “Navient and Nelnet have both done the market a huge favor by proving the viability of this as an option,” he said.