easy · Asset-Backed Securities
In a revolving credit card master trust, what is 'Portfolio Yield'?
- The weighted average coupon paid to the bondholders across Class A, B, and C.
- The annualized sum of finance charges, late fees, and interchange collected by the trust, expressed as a percentage of the receivables balance.
- The total amount of principal repaid by cardholders divided by the total credit limit of the accounts.
- The rate at which new receivables are added to the trust as a percentage of the original invested amount.
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