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Sample card prompts
- What structural feature occurs when the principal balance of the loan pool is greater than the principal balance of the issued bonds?
- What is the primary purpose of a reserve account in an ABS transaction?
- Identify the external form of credit enhancement where a monoline insurance company guarantees the timely payment of interest and principal.
- Term: Commingling Risk
- Which form of external credit enhancement is a bank-issued guarantee to provide a specified amount of cash for the trust?
- What does overcollateralization (OC) specifically protect against in an ABS structure?
- Term: Set-Off (Set-Off) Risk
- What is the main risk associated with external credit enhancements like letters of credit or surety bonds?
- In a capital stack with Classes A, B, and C, which class provides the most credit support to Class A?
- How is the total 'hard enhancement' for a senior bond calculated?
- What is the 'OC Step-up' mechanism designed to do over the life of a deal?
- What is the primary difference between a cash-funded and a spread-funded reserve account?
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