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You can add prepayment information for amortizing securities that are backed by loans and have a schedule of principal repayments and time series information, such as the following:
      Certificates of amortizing revolving debt (CARDs), which are asset backed securities backed by credit card loans. These types of securities do not have a scheduled principal repayment on a specific timely basis. However, they have an effective maturity date that can change over time.
      Certificates for automotive receivables (CARs), which are asset backed securities backed by car loans. The monthly prepayment is expressed as a percentage of the original collateral amount, known as the absolute prepayment speed (ABS).
For example, suppose you provide prepayment time series information with an effective date of 03/01/14 and a value of 04/01/14 and a lot is earned through 04/30/14. You can roll back a position's earnings to 03/01/14 and roll the earning's forward to 04/30/14. The system uses the values in place based on the specified effective date. When earnings are rolled back to 03/01/14 and replayed to 04/30/14, the system uses the time series information on 03/01/14, from 03/01/14 through 03/31/14, and then switches to the time series information on 04/01/14, from 04/01/14 through 04/30/14.

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