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Data center securitizations aren’t ABS, SEC says — what happens now?

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Data center securitizations aren’t ABS, SEC says — what happens now?

Will Schmitt14 Aug 2026 | US | 4 minute read

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Why Egan-Jones bet on its ill-fated NRSRO application

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Why Egan-Jones bet on its ill-fated NRSRO application

Egan Jones moved ahead with its doomed SEC application for Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization status for ABS and government debt ratings because it misinterpreted some of the relevant rules, according to a source close to the matter.

Excess Spread — Does it compute, taking care of Business

Ok fine if someone is going to announce a credit financing as large as a substantial country’s GDP, we need to cover it. On Monday after market hours Nvidia dropped its release on “AI compute infrastructure platforms to mobilize over $500bn of third party capital”, confirming the FT’s reporting from earlier in the day.

MFS investors including Raja’s stepson were repaid ahead of collapse

Individual investors who had lent money to Market Financial Solutions — including MFS CEO Paresh Raja’s stepson, the Deutsche Bank high-yield credit trader Rihan Dewan — received their money back last December in the run-up to the bridging lender’s high-profile collapse amid fraud allegations, according to court documents.

Credit curveball — MLB lockout threat clouds debt outlook, as Apollo signs Yankees deal

As the baseball season drags on through the dog days of August, Major League Baseball and thousands of professional ballplayers inch closer to an unpleasant reckoning: it is highly unlikely that the league and the players’ union will reach a new collective bargaining agreement before the current one expires in early December.

Arini launches first ABF fund

London-based credit hedge fund Arini Capital Management is rolling out its first dedicated asset-based finance fund, according to 9fin sources.

Carvana tries refi following earnings turnaround

What a difference several years makes. When we first reported on Carvana back in 2022, the online used car retailer was raising pricey unsecured debt to fund an acquisition against a post-Covid backdrop of shrinking customer demand, inflation and rising interest rates.

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Data center securitizations aren’t ABS, SEC says — what happens now?

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