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  • 1 Ashcraft: understanding the securitisation of subprime mortgage credit

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  • Friction between borrower and originator

    Predatory lending

  • Friction between arranger and third parties (asset manager, warehouse lender, credit rating agency)

    Adverse selection; the arranger has more information.

     

    Resolution is colleteral haircuts imposed by the warehouse lender, or due diligence processes.

  • Friction between servicer and borrower

    Moral hazard (just like normally towards the bank)

  • Friction between investor and asset manager

    principal-agent problem if the investor does not fully understand the investement strategy.

  • Friction between investor and credit rating agencies

    Model error

  • What is predatory lending?

    • Making unaffordable loans based on the assets of the borrower rather than on the ability to repay.
    • Inducing borrower to refinance the loan so to charge high fees
    • Engaging in fraud or deception
  • What is predatory borrowing

    Willful misrepresentation of material facts about a real estate transaction.

  • 2 Culp Chapter 12: Credit derivatives and credit-linked notes

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  • Six possible ISDA default events

    1. Bankruptcy
    2. Failure to pay
    3. Obligation/cross-default: default on any similar obligation
    4. Obligation/cross-acceleration: 
    5. Repudiation/Moratirium: the issuer disavows obligation to pay
    6. Restructuring: could include reduction of payment, lowering seniority of postponement of payment
  • Explain an nth to default CDS

    Pays off when the nth default occurs in the reference asset portfolio. After this payout the CDS terminates.

  • What is an equity default swap

    Protection on a stock. Like a market risk or price protection instrument. The trigger is usually something like a price drop in the stock price; usually around 70%. 

     

    It compares to a deeply out of the money equity put.

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