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Whole Loan
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Whole loan
A term that distinguishes an investment representing an original mortgage loan from a loan representing a participation with one or more lenders.

Whole Loan
Describing a collateralized mortgage obligation that is too large to be issued or guaranteed by Ginnie Mae, Freddie Mac, or Fannie Mae. That is, a whole loan CMO represents jumbo mortgages, which can be riskier than other mortgages. As a result, whole loan CMOs pay a higher yield than those issued by a government agency; because of the lack of a government guarantee on coupon payments, they have a higher exposure to prepayment risk.


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