medium · Asset-Backed Securities
In a 'Sequential-Pay' waterfall, Class A must be fully retired before Class B receives any principal. This structural rule primarily ensures that:
- The senior-most bond has the shortest possible weighted average life (WAL)
- The Class B bondholders receive a higher yield
- The subordinate bonds receive all excess spread
- The pool's cumulative net losses are capped
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