easy · Asset-Backed Securities
A 'cleanup call' is a common feature in auto ABS. If the deal allows for a cleanup call at 10%, what occurs when the pool balance reaches $95 million on an original pool of $1 billion?
- The servicer has the option to redeem all outstanding bonds at par and terminate the trust.
- The waterfall reverses, and all cash is paid to the residual holder before the bondholders.
- The rating agencies automatically downgrade all senior tranches to 'junk' status.
- The trust must immediately purchase $905 million of new loans to refill the pool.
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