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1 Structured Products
2 Structured Financial Products Bond products created through the SECURITIZATION Referred to the collection of Mortgage Backed Securities Asset Backed Securities Characteristics Assets are used a as collateral Assets have current and/or future cash flows Assets are Pooled Possible prepayment It is also referred as Mortgage Sector of Bond Market 2
3 Mortgage Loan secured by the collateral of some specified real estate property which obliges the borrower to make a predetermined series of payments Mortgage collateral Residential properties Commercial properties etc Mortgage Rate Interest rate of the loan Also referred as Contract Rate Mortgage Designs Structure of payments, rates and duration 3
4 Mortgage Structures Fixed Rate & Level Payments Fixed interest rate Fixed monthly payments Adjustable Rate Varying interest rate Balloon Growing Equity Reverse Mortgages etc 4
5 Fixed Rate, Level Pmnt Popular Design Interest and Principal amounts are included in monthly payments Monthly payments are calculated using the formula: 5
6 Mortgage Risks Interest Rate Risk Mortgages are usually are of long-term Credit Risk / Default Risk Borrower s ability to pay back Prepayment Risk Mortgages can be paid back earlier than scheduled Mortgages are usually refinanced during low interest rates Force lender to lend the money for lower rates 6
7 Problems of Mortgages Illiquid difficult sell the mortgage loans Funds held for almost unknown period of time Higher exposure to Credit Risk and Interest Rate Risk Statistically higher exposure to Prepayment Risk SECURITZATION IS THE SOLUTION 7
8 Mortgage Grades Confirming Mortgage /Prime Mortgage that is satisfy all the underwriting standards of Federal Agency (like Fannie Mae etc) Non-confirming Mortgage / Subprime Mortgage that does not satisfy the underwriting standards of Federal Agency 8
9 LTV Loan-to-Value ratio Ratio of the loan amount to the market value of the property Market values is appraisal value The lower the LTV the greater the protection The higher the LTV the greater the risk of default Borrower classes A to D A class prime B D -> subprime borrowers 9
10 Securitization Process 10
11 Securitization Process of creating a new financial instruments by packaging cash flows from pool of loans/receivables Securities are secured by underlying loans/receivables American Securitization Forum 11
12 Securitization Process Originator company that creates loans (mortgages vendor etc) Initial mortgage lender Borrowers loan borrowers Cash flows SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) / SPE (Special Purpose Entity) New Independent legal entity Investors security holders 12
13 Purpose of Securitization Convert illiquid Mortgages into tradable instruments (capital markets) Replenish the funds of original investors (for further investments) Remove assets from balance sheet Efficient Lower finance cost comparing to other forms Alternative to typical Debt and Equity Financing Credit enhancement Serve the demands of different type of investors 13
14 US MBS Market MBS are secured by Residential Mortgages (RMBS) Commercial Mortgages (CMBS) Agency MBS Issued by Federal Agencies Non-agency MBS Issued by private entities US outstanding MBS Market value 6+ trillion 14
15 MBS Types MPS (Mortgage Passthrough Securities) OR Passthrough MBS OR Simply MBS Securities issued by creating shares from pool of one or more mortgages Mortgage in the pool called as SECURITIZED CMO (Collateralized Mortgage Obligation) Class of Bond created from the cash flows of MPS Derivative of MPS 15
16 MBS Types(2) Stripped MBS Interest and Principal of mortgage cash flows are separated to create SMBS Two types Interest Only (IO SMBS) Bond Principal Only (PO SMBS) Bond 16
17 MPS - Risk Prepayment Risk Mortgage prepayment (full or partial) will cause the uncertainty of cash flows Contraction Risk In case of lower market rate, prepayment may cause reduced life of loan Extension Risk In case of higher market rate, payments may slow down Investors lose the opportunity of higher interest 17
18 CMO Class of MBS that are referred as TRANCHES (Slices) Each Tranch is a different bond class Different maturity Different coupon Usually cash flows from MPS are directed towards Tranches. Hence CMS are referred as derivatives. 18
19 Purpose of CMO Mitigate Prepayment Risk of MPS Create bonds of different classes to serve different needs Create bonds such as interest only and principal only 19
20 CMO Structures/Types Sequential Pay Tranches Accrual Tranches Floating-Rate Tranches Structured Interest Only Tranches Planned Amortization Class Tranches 20
21 CMO Structures/Types (2) Sequential-pay Tranch First tranch receives all principal prepayments until it is value is zero, then next tranch until its value is zero and so on Tranches are Retired sequentially Accrual Tranch Tranch that doesn t take interest certain times and it uses that to payoff other earlier tranches It is also referred as Z-Bond 21
22 CMO Types (cont..) Floating Rate Tranch Tranch that has Floating Rate Coupon Floating Rate is tied to some index (usually LIBOR) Structured Interest Only Tranch Receives interest only Planned Amortization Class Tranch Cash flow patterns is scheduled in case of prepayment is in within certain band Amortization is pre-determined with prepayment limits 22
23 Actual CMO Freddie Mac Series 1706 Collateral is 7% MPS Total 17 tranches in structure 10 PAC tranches 3 scheduled tranches Floating Rate Reverse Floating Rate 23
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