The document shows two models - a 5/95 model and 15/85 model - for an asset-backed security (ARC) that purchased a loan from a bank. For the 5/95 model, the ARC's initial cash investment was -2 and it earned fees of 0.6 each year for 5 years, yielding an internal rate of return (IRR) of 15%. For the 15/85 model, the initial cash investment was -6 and fees were also 0.6 each year, but the IRR was negative 19%.
The document shows two models - a 5/95 model and 15/85 model - for an asset-backed security (ARC) that purchased a loan from a bank. For the 5/95 model, the ARC's initial cash investment was -2 and it earned fees of 0.6 each year for 5 years, yielding an internal rate of return (IRR) of 15%. For the 15/85 model, the initial cash investment was -6 and fees were also 0.6 each year, but the IRR was negative 19%.
The document shows two models - a 5/95 model and 15/85 model - for an asset-backed security (ARC) that purchased a loan from a bank. For the 5/95 model, the ARC's initial cash investment was -2 and it earned fees of 0.6 each year for 5 years, yielding an internal rate of return (IRR) of 15%. For the 15/85 model, the initial cash investment was -6 and fees were also 0.6 each year, but the IRR was negative 19%.