medium · Asset-Backed Securities
If a transaction is structured with a 'split waterfall', how are interest collections and principal collections typically handled?
- Principal collections pay the servicing fee if interest is insufficient
- All collections are combined and paid sequentially to the senior-most bond
- Interest collections are used to build the reserve account before any principal is paid
- Interest collections pay bond coupons, while principal collections pay down bond principal
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