Heard a little bit about debt facilities where a lending originator will push their loans to a facility whereby a syndicate of banks can then take the loans off originators books on a continuous basis. Sounds similar to ABS or RMBS lending but done on a flowing basis. Any background/reading that would be helpful to learn about these types of products?
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