easy · Asset-Backed Securities
In a sequential-pay principal waterfall, what happens if a performance trigger is breached in an amortizing auto ABS?
- The trust is required to issue new subordinate debt to cover losses.
- Senior bonds receive 100% of all principal collections until fully retired.
- Principal is immediately distributed pro-rata across all bond classes.
- The interest waterfall is suspended and all cash is used for principal.
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