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Net Interest Margin Security

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Net Interest Margin Security
A security based on the value of excess cash flows received by a mortgage-backed security. That is, if an MBS receives more cash flows than are needed to make coupon and principal payments to holders, it may place these cash flows into a different account and issue NIMS entitling the holders to these cash flows.


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June 28 /PRNewswire/ -- New Century Financial Corporation (Nasdaq: NCEN) announced today the issuance of a Net Interest Margin security ("NIM") by the Company, backed by $380 million of fixed and adjustable-rate mortgage loans which were securitized and issued last month as New Century Home Equity Trust, Series 2001-NC1.
In January 1999, a net interest margin security backed by the residual cash flows created from security 1998-NC5 was issued.
For the quarter ended June 30, 1999, the Company allocated $9 million of its general valuation allowance to its interest in the May 1998 Net Interest Margin Security (NIMs 98-1), and added $9 million to its general valuation allowance, which remained at $10.
 
 
 
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