Marriott Vacations Worldwide Completes $460 Million Vacation Ownership Loan Securitization

By Public Technologies
  • Marriott Vacations Worldwide completed a $460 million securitization of vacation ownership loans.
  • The notes carry a 5.91% blended interest rate and 98% gross advance rate, backed by approximately $470 million of loans.
  • Class A Notes total approximately $303 million at 5.76%; Class B Notes total approximately $99 million at 6.05%.
  • Class C Notes total approximately $58 million at 6.44%.
  • Net proceeds will pay down outstanding credit facility obligations and fund other general corporate purposes.


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