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CAS 2020-R02 G-fee Adequacy Analysis
Base scenario: Assumes Reference Pool Loans
and Uncovered Q-REMIC Loans prepay at the
same rate
Net Guarantee Fee Income vs. CAS Margin
Reference Pool Loans 10% CPR; Uncovered Loans 10% CPR
Moderate scenario: Assumes Uncovered Q-
REMIC Loans prepay faster than covered loans
Net Guarantee Fee Income vs. CAS Margin
Reference Pool Loans 10% CPR; Uncovered Loans 25% CPR
80.00
60.00
40.00
Annualized (in bps)
20.00
0.00
Annualized (in bps)
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
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CAS Margin
Net G-Fee
CAS Margin
Net G-Fee
Implications:
Even under an assumed Stress Scenario, the Net
G-Fee is more than sufficient to cover the CAS
margin in order to generate "good REIT income"
This analysis also supports the opinion that the
transaction is not a swap, since the IO securities
contributed from the Q-REMIC (i.e., the Net G-
Fee) are sufficient to cover the CAS margin
Stress scenario: Assumes 100% of Uncovered Q-
REMIC Loans pay off in first remittance month
Net Guarantee Fee Income vs. CAS Margin
Reference Pool Loans 10% CPR; Exclude Uncovered Loans
Annualized (in bps)
60
40
20
20
79
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