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  • 60+ day delinquency 0.60% of pool balance, Sep 2026
  • Annualized net loss 1.18% of average pool balance, Sep 2026
  • Deals 3 active · 10 wound down · data through Sep 2026
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DealAt pricingHard CE at pricing · % of poolLatest reported · Oct 2026
WatchDealClosedSizeCredit ScoreWASubbelow AAAReserveOCinitialHard CEtotal60+ DQ% of pool bal.Credit CNL% of orig. sec. valuePool Factor
2026-AMar 25, 2026$1.14B7418.50%0.25%9.50%18.25%0.56%0.33%0.839
2025-AMar 12, 2025$897M7425.50%0.50%13.65%19.65%0.56%0.90%0.583
2024-AApr 17, 2024$875M7474.75%0.50%11.75%17.00%0.87%0.77%0.242
Show 10 wound-down ▾ · right-hand columns: each deal's final servicer report
At pricing — terms from the deal's prospectus and pricing supplement; they do not update.
Credit Score — weighted-average obligor credit score of the pool at cut-off, as stated in the prospectus.
Hard CE — initial hard credit enhancement for the senior notes, the total the rating agencies quote: Sub (all rated classes below the AAA notes; an unrated residual Class N is not subordination) + Reserve (the reserve fund at closing) + OC (overcollateralization at closing, net of any yield supplement), each as a % of the initial pool balance less any yield supplement — the adjusted pool the issuers and rating agencies measure enhancement against. Excess spread is not included. The total is blank where a part is not known.
Latest reported — from the most recent monthly servicer report (SEC Form 10-D). 60+ DQ is the balance 60+ days past due as a % of the pool balance; Credit CNL is the servicer's cumulative net credit loss as a % of the original securitization value (residual value gains and losses are on the Residuals tab); Pool Factor is the current securitization value ÷ original.
PSR marks a deal with a presale report (2024 deals onward); it opens from the deal name.
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Hard CE for deals priced 2017–2020 is read from each deal's final prospectus, every part checked against its first servicer report or a second figure in the prospectus. Those prospectuses do not print ratings, so the AAA notes are the Class A notes — the same classes as on every deal since 2021.