CPS Achieves Triple "A" Rating for 39th Consecutive Securitization in 2025

Reuters
29 Jul
CPS Achieves Triple "A" Rating for 39th Consecutive Securitization in 2025

Consumer Portfolio Services Inc. $(CPS)$ has successfully closed its third term securitization for 2025, raising $418.33 million through asset-backed notes. The senior class of these notes has received a triple "A" rating from both Standard & Poor's and DBRS Morningstar, marking the 39th consecutive securitization by CPS to achieve this high rating. The securitization involves automobile receivables worth $433.50 million, with the transaction structured to include initial credit enhancements and overcollateralization.

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