Full-Time
$115k - $125k/yr
New York, NY, USA
Hybrid
Limited remote capabilities; expect on-site presence in New York, NY.
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Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$194.5M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2008
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GCAR Auto Receivables Issuer Trust is raising $907.7 million through asset-backed securities collateralised by subprime auto loans originated by Global Lending Services. The GCAR 2026-1 deal comes four months after Sixth Street Partners acquired Global Lending Services from Sound Point Capital Management. The collateral pool comprises primarily used vehicles (83.5%), with loans having a weighted-average FICO score of 574 and annual percentage rate of 20.6%. This prompts a cumulative net loss assumption of 16.9%, according to Morningstar DBRS. Initial overcollateralisation stands at 3.55% of the pool balance. Total initial credit enhancement increased to 11.40% for class D notes from 11.25% in the previous series, whilst decreasing for classes B, C and E. The notes received ratings from S&P, KBRA and DBRS.
Pagaya Technologies has announced its first forward flow agreement with Sound Point Capital Management for up to $720 million in point-of-sale loans, whilst reporting a record pipeline of new partners across personal loans, auto and POS asset classes. The deal expands Pagaya's distribution reach and funding sources ahead of its next earnings release. The AI-driven B2B2C platform provider's funding agreement addresses some execution risk, though the market remains cautious about consumer credit cyclicality and the company's profitability track record. Fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community range widely from $27 to over $311 per share. The new funding and partner pipeline will test whether Pagaya can maintain growth whilst managing funding depth and credit-cycle exposure.
Led by CEO Michael Barsoum, Alleviate Financial Solutions is a financial services company helping consumers move from debt to wealth. Through innovative products, personalized support, and financial education, Alleviate empowers people to take control of their debt and generate their financial future.
IRVINE, Calif., Nov. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Alleviate Financial Solutions, LLC ("Alleviate") today announced the closing of a $150 million growth capital investment from Sound Point Capital Management, LP. This funding marks a major step in establishing the Debt-to-Wealth category — which goes beyond traditional debt relief to help consumers transform their financial lives."With this investment, Alleviate is not only scaling — we're defining a new industry," said Michael Barsoum, CEO of Alleviate. "We are building one of the largest consumer financial companies in the country, but more importantly, we are pioneering the debt-to-wealth journey. This capital accelerates our ability to innovate, expand our platform, and serve millions of people who are earning more than debt relief — they are earning the tools to build lasting financial strength.""We are excited to partner with Alleviate as they deliver meaningful impact for consumers and advance innovative solutions that promote long-term financial health. This investment in debt settlement represents a disciplined extension of our strategy, supporting best-in-class originators who are addressing critical and underserved needs within consumer finance."– Philip Bartow, Managing Director and Head of Specialty Finance, Sound Point Capital Management.The financing will enable Alleviate to accelerate revenue growth, product innovation, and AI-powered operations
Sound Point Capital Management announced the first close of its Strategic Capital Fund III (SCF III) with $1.1 billion in commitments, surpassing its initial targets of $500 million and $1 billion. The fund aims for a final close by year-end 2025 with a hard cap of $1.5 billion. SCF III has attracted diverse institutional investors, with over 50% of commitments from insurance companies. The fund focuses on bespoke, asset-backed loans for U.S. corporate borrowers.