easy · Asset-Backed Securities
What is the role of a 'Backup Servicer' in maintaining the credit quality of an ABS?
- To stand ready to take over the collection and administration of the loans if the primary servicer fails or is terminated.
- To verify that the rating agencies have used the correct math in their models.
- To provide extra cash to the trust if borrowers stop paying their loans.
- To lower the interest rate on the bonds if market rates increase.
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