Fitch's model indicates that the B tranche will become increasingly
overcollateralized through the life of the transaction.
Because of the guarantee that FICC provides, GCF Repo trades are not
overcollateralized (unlike most repos).
An increase in stock prices, and thus a consequent increase in the value of the collateral, would then cause the loans to become
overcollateralized.
Home Loan Servicing Solutions is an internally managed owner of high quality mortgage servicing assets, predominantly mortgage servicing advances and non-agency mortgage servicing rights, which are highly
overcollateralized with historically stable net asset values.
because: (a)
overcollateralized loans are unproblematically the norm in
She fought an uphill battle to convince her carrier that the car rental company's risk was
overcollateralized.
In addition, other supporters of a covered bond market have pointed to the fact that legislation would require that the cover pool be
overcollateralized.
However, the risks and potential costs can be made very small, by requiring covered bond pools to be
overcollateralized, and by creating them using only uninsured, low loan-to-value ratio mortgages--making their credit ratings very high and the likelihood of their failing to repay very low.
As a result, most extant insurance securitizations have been heavily
overcollateralized and also have required the purchase of third-party guarantees.
For advances, which are
overcollateralized, capital requirements vary according to term: four years or less (7 basis points), four to seven years (20 basis points), seven to ten years (30 basis points), and over ten years (35 basis points).
29) The FHLB may advance money to even the most distressed bank without significant fear of loss because the advances are
overcollateralized and backed by a super-priority lien on all of the bank's assets.
Section 311 of the draft bill would allow a member bank to extend credit to the bank's executive officers (1) in the form of a home equity credit line of up to $100,000, so long as the credit line is secured by the officer's primary residence, and (2) in an unlimited amount, so long as the loan is
overcollateralized by readily marketable assets.
