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The article predicts rise in asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) in the U.S. due to factors like high interest rates, clarity in regulatory measures and growing economy. It states that rising interest rate will promote funding of assets through commercial papers. It mentions reports by bond credit rating firm Moody Investors Service which highlights that regulatory measures can affect ABCP by making investors to pay fees and limiting their redemption during low economy.

Presents charts and graphs detailing Standard & Poor's asset backed commercial paper surveillance data in the U.S., as of November 6, 2002. Mont Blanc Capital Corp.; Commercial paper outstanding; Portfolio distribution by collateral type; Top ten sellers as of June 30, 2002.

Presents information related to asset-backed commercial paper as showcased by ratings agency Standard & Poor's Corp. Finance limits of collateralized debt obligation; Graphical representation for the distribution of asset-backed securitization; Price of mortgage-backed securities for the week ending July 21, 2002.

The article focuses on the fund of Euro asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) issuers through U.S. programs in 2009. According to Andrea Quirk at Standard & Poor's Corp., European issuers of ABCP chose U.S. market since it is more well-established. Although primarily issuing in the U.S., Fitch Ratings fully supported programs that have maintained funding in the European ABCP market. It is said that commercial papers have a minimal amount of issuance in the European ABCP market.

Presents data on Standard & Poor's asset backed commercial paper surveillance. Commercial paper outstanding; Portfolio distribution by collateral type; Top ten sellers as of May 31, 2003.

Presents an oveview of asset securitization transactions in the U.S. for the year 2003. Asset-backed commercial paper surveillance; Top ten sellers; Discount rates; Credit cards; Collateralized debt obligations; Student loans.

Presents the Standard & Poor's asset backed commercial paper surveillance in the U.S.

Presents several graphs and charts depicting the condition of asset securitization of commercial paper industry. Portfolio distribution by collateral type; List top ten sellers as of April 20, 2002; Details on commercial paper two-week discount rates.

Focuses on mixed reactions to commercial paper-indexed student loan securitization in the United States. Increased demand for student-loan backed notes; Unique return parameters of the underlying student loan assets.

Presents charts and graphs related to Standard & Poor's asset backed commercial papers surveillance as of July 2002.

Presents a chart on commercial paper two-week discount rates, compiled as of July 21, 2003.

Presents data concerning the asset-backed securitization (ABS) market as of July 9, 2003. Auto loans; Credit cards; Student loans; Real estate ABS; Dealer floorplans; Commercial paper two-week discount rates; ABS collateral distributions.

Presents data on the asset-backed securitization (ABS) market, reported as of February 2003. Commercial paper; Manager activity in January 2003; ABS collateral distribution.

Presents charts and graphs of asset-backed commercial paper in the United States, as of October 14, 2002. Profile on the firm Receivables Capital Corp.; Commercial paper outstanding; Portfolio distribution by collateral type; Top ten sellers, as of June 30.

Presents charts and graphs depicting the asset-backed commercial paper surveillance by the Standard and Poor's in the U.S. as of June 2002. Assessment of the portfolio distribution; Discount rates of the commercial paper; Yields of the cross sector volume.

Presents data on asset-backed securities (ABS) in the market. Comparison on the standards in ABS commercial paper surveillance; Illustration on portfolio distribution by collateral type; Lists on the top ten sellers in the marking based on the December 2001 issue.

Presents a chart depicting the two-week discount rates of commercial paper. Term rates; Type of rates; Rate Curve based on the five-day floating average.

Presents charts and graphs showing on asset-backed securities in the U.S. Market Street Funding Corp.; Commercial paper outstanding; Portfolio distribution by collateral type; Top ten sellers as of June 30, 2001.

Presents data concerning asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) issued in the United States during the first half of 2001. ABCP two-week discount rates; Standard & Poor's ABCP surveillance; Portfolio distribution by collateral type; Top ten sellers as of March 31, 2001.

Presents statistics focused on Standard & Poor's asset-backed commercial paper surveillance, compiled as of November 3, 2003. Giro Funding U.S. Corp.; Commercial paper outstanding; Portfolio distribution by collateral type; Top sellers as of July 31, 2003.

The article focuses on the condition of asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) market which is at risks of losing its fund source, the money market funds (MMFs). It explores the ratings of ABCP programs, saying that it was a surprised when Moody's Investors Service Inc. downgraded the ratings of seven ABCP programs to 'P-2.' Mike Krasner, managing editor of iMoney.net, says that ABCP market offers extreme amounts of diversification versus unsecured commercial paper and other related sector. INSET: KEY CRISIS DATES.

Presents charts related to commercial paper two-week discount rates in the U.S. as of December 3, 2003.

Presents charts and graphs on asset-backed financing, as of July 19, 2004. Commercial paper two-week discount rates; Leading investment banks for different asset-backed financing sectors; Fixed interest rate spreads versus swaps; Floating rate spreads versus the London Interbank Offered Rate.

Presents charts and graphs showing asset-backed securities data in the United States in May 2004. Commercial paper two-week discount rates; Rate curve; Credit cards; Real estate mortgage-backed securities; Student loans; Collateralized debt obligations; Fixed-rate spreads.

Presents charts and graphs showing trends in the asset-backed securities (ABS) market in the United States. Asset-backed commercial paper two-week discount rates as of May 10, 2001; ABS collateral distribution; Asset-backed securities surveillance data.

Reports that the asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) market has experienced its first slowdown in growth in 2002 but continues to become a more substantial portion of the entire commercial paper market in the United States. Driving factor in the slowdown of ABCP issuance; Financial Accounting Standards Board consolidation project; Problem assets in conduits; regulatory issues.

Presents charts and graphs on Standard & Poor's Corp.'s asset-backed commercial paper survey as of August 2002.

Presents the financial assets of corporations as of the second quarter of 2001. Decrease in the commercial paper discount rate curve; Significance of Liberty Street Funding Corporation; Lists of top ten financial sellers.

Presents data concerning commercial paper two-week discount rates for August 12-18, 2004. Term; Financial and nonfinancial.

Presents a charts and graphs on commercial paper two-week discount rates as of May 28, 2003. Rate curve; Outstandings.

Presents graphs and a chart on the two-week discount rates of asset-backed commercial paper as of May 14, 2003. Rates for AA financial, AA non-financial and A2/P2 non-financial.

Presents data pertaining to discount rates of commercial papers in the United States as of July 20, 2002.

The article reports on the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board's "Commercial Paper Funding Facility" (CPFF). According to the Board, the purpose of CPFF is to directly purchase from eligible issuers three-month U.S. dollar-dominated commercial paper at a spreadover the three-month overnight index swap (OIS) rate. Moreover, the Federal will also consult with market players on the appropriate spreads that would be consistent with the role of the facility as a funding backstop.

The article reports on the growing market of repurchase agreement business or repo. With its continued rise, it is expected that it will replace the asset-backed commercial paper business. Dealers prefer to use commercial paper to fund the super senior tranches of certain asset-backed deals. Recently, repos tend to be replacing asset-backed commercial paper to fund securities.

Presents charts depicting companies in the asset-backed securitization market in the U.S. as of May 3, 2004. Two-week discount rates of commercial paper; Activities of autos, credit cards and student loans; Comparison between floating rate spreads and libor.

Presents statistics focused on the discount rates for commercial paper for two weeks as of October 29, 2003.

Lists asset-backed commercial paper for the second quarter of 2002. Programs; Administrators; Dealers.

Cites findings of various researches related to asset-backed securitization, mortgage-backed securitization, Commercial mortgage backed securities and commercial debt obligations conducted in the United States. Projected growth in asset backed securitization for the year 2003; Expected increase in mortgage backed securitization for the second quarter of the year 2002.

Presents data on the performance of asset-backed securities in the U.S. securities market as of January 2001. Performance of asset-backed commercial paper at two-week discount rates; Data on asset-backed securities surveillance; Rating given by rating agencies to issues under the head of home equity, manufactured housing and equipment leasing.

Presents charts and graphs showing U.S. asset-backed securities (ABS) data as of September 10, 2003. Commercial paper with two-week discount rates; Rate curve; Outstanding commercial paper and ABS; ABS collateral distribution; Cross sector volume; ABS sector transactions; Details on the activities of managers.

The article focuses on reasons behind the success of asset-backed financing in Latin America. According to Kevin Kime, director of structured finance ratings from Standard & Poor's, conduits are, in many ways, a better source for Latin American issuers to get the funding they need. Banco Nacional de Mexico announced the launch of a new two-year program which will allow it to issue up to $500 million of U.S. commercial paper. Conduits attract a variety of investors and expand the scope to commercial paper investors as well as the emerging market securitization investors.

Presents a table indicating commercial paper two-week discount rates in the United States in July 2005. One-day term; Seven-day; 15-day; 30-day; 60-day; 90-day; One-week change; Five-day average; 52-week high; 52-week low.

The article discusses programs for financial institutions in the U.S. by the Federal Reserve Board. These are the Commercial Paper Funding Facility (CPFF), which aims to offer liquidity protection for the country's commercial paper issuers, and the Money Market Investor Funding Facility (MMIFF), which provides and restores liquidity to the short-term credit market. The benefits of these programs are also explored.

Presents charts and graphs related to securitizations in the U.S. as of January 13, 2003.

The article reports on the impact brought by the government actions to several bankruptcies including the $700 billion bailout bill of the U.S. on mortgage flows. According to the article, the move resulted to a strong flight-to-quality, while mortgage volume was below normal with spreads ending wider to the curve. Meanwhile, the mortgage market got a boost with the announcement of the Federal Reserve Board regarding a Commercial Paper Funding Facility.

Presents findings of Standard & Poor's Corp.'s asset-backed commercial paper surveillance, recent as of August 4, 2003. Commercial paper outstanding; Portfolio distribution; Top sellers.

Reports on the performance of the European residential mortgage-backed securitization (RMBS) market in September 2003. Spreads for triple-A Spanish paper; Widened spreads of Dutch RMBS; Credit card deal for Capital One; Market concerns about consumer debt; Secondary trading in Northern Rock's deal; Credit Suisse First Boston's marketing of its second Chalet Financing deal.

Brazil's Uni ão de Bancos Brasileiros SA, (Unibanco) and The Republic of Panama's Primer Banco del Istmo SA are continuing to tap the conduit market with the launch of letter-of-credit backed programs. Unibanco has launched a $175 million commercial paper program backed by a letter of credit from HSBC Bank. According to sources, the program was a renewal of a program originated by J.P. Morgan Chase in the late 1990s, though sources would not say why the program was not renewed with the original bank. Primer Banco has also launched a $175 million commercial paper program backed by a letter of credit from Barclays. The depository, Bank One NA, will act as the issuing and paying agent and will draw on the letter-of-credit for all payments of principal and interest on the commercial paper notes, as they mature.

Analyzes the performance of U.S. firm Capital One Financial Corp. and its credit-card commercial paper as of April 2003. Decline in managed delinquencies; Strong performance in the first quarter of 2003; Increase in earnings per share; Role of Nigel Morris in the firm; Acquisition reports involving Capital One.

Reports on survey company Fitch Ratings' predictions for the commercial paper market in the United States. Market contraction due to the impact of a possible war between the United States and Iraq; Considerations on restructuring strategies to avoid consolidation under the Financial Accounting Standards Boards' FIN 46 guidelines; Expectations for loss tranche.