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make payments to all qualified
applicants.
(e) Insufficient funds. If funds are not
sufficient to make full incentive
payments to all qualified applicants,
DOE shall—
(1) Calculate potential incentive
payments, if necessary on a pro rata
basis, not to exceed 60% of available
funds to owners or operators of
qualified renewable energy facilities
using solar, wind, ocean, geothermal,
and closed-loop biomass technologies
based on prior year energy generation;
(2) Calculate potential incentive
payments, if necessary on a pro rata
basis, not to exceed 40% of available
funds to owners or operators of all other
qualified renewable energy facilities
based on prior year energy generation;
(3) If the amounts calculated in
paragraphs (e)(1) and (2) of this section
result in one owner group with
insufficient funds and one with excess
funds, allocate excess funds to the
owner group with insufficient funds and
calculate additional incentive payments,
on a pro rata basis if necessary, to such
owners or operators based on prior year
energy generation.
(4) If potential payments calculated in
paragraphs (e)(1), (2), and (3) of this
section do not exceed available funding,
allocate 60% of remaining funds to
paragraph (e)(1) recipients and 40% to
paragraph (e)(2) recipients and calculate
additional incentive payments, if
necessary on a pro rata basis, to owners
or operators based on accrued energy;
(5) If the amounts calculated in
paragraph (e)(4) of this section result in
one owner group with insufficient funds
and one with excess funds, allocate
excess funds to the owner group with
insufficient funds and calculate
additional incentive payments, on a pro
rata basis if necessary, to such owners
or operators based on accrued energy.
(6) Notify Congress if potential
payments resulting from paragraphs
(e)(3) or (5) of this section will result in
alteration of the 60:40 payment ratio;
(7) Make incentive payments based on
the sum of the amounts determined in
paragraphs (e)(1) through (5) of this
section for each applicant;
(8) Treat the number of kilowatt-hours
for which an incentive payment is not
made as a result of insufficient funds as
accrued energy for which future
incentive payment may be made; and
(9) Maintain a record of each
applicant’s accrued energy.
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Office of Federal Housing Enterprise
Oversight
12 CFR Part 1750
Risk-Based Capital Regulation
Amendment
Office of Federal Housing
Enterprise Oversight, HUD.
ACTION: Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
AGENCY:
SUMMARY: The Office of Federal Housing
Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) is
proposing technical amendments to
Appendix A to Subpart B Risk-Based
Capital Regulation Methodology and
Specifications of 12 CFR part 1750,
(Risk-Based Capital Regulation). The
proposed amendments are intended to
enhance the accuracy and transparency
of the calculation of the risk-based
capital requirement for the Enterprises
and updates the Risk-Based Capital
Regulation to incorporate approved new
activities treatments.
DATES: Comments regarding this Notice
of Proposed Rulemaking must be
received in writing on or before July 26,
2006. For additional information, see
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION.
ADDRESSES: You may submit your
comments on the proposed rulemaking,
identified by ‘‘RIN 2550–AA35,’’ by any
of the following methods:
• U.S. Mail, United Parcel Post,
Federal Express, or Other Mail Service:
The mailing address for comments is:
Alfred M. Pollard, General Counsel,
Attention: Comments/RIN 2550–AA35,
Office of Federal Housing Enterprise
Oversight, Fourth Floor, 1700 G Street,
NW., Washington, DC 20552.
• Hand Delivery/Courier: The hand
delivery address is: Alfred M. Pollard,
General Counsel, Attention: Comments/
RIN 2550–AA35, Office of Federal
Housing Enterprise Oversight, Fourth
Floor, 1700 G Street, NW., Washington,
DC 20552. The package should be
logged at the Guard Desk, First Floor, on
business days between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
• E-mail: Comments to Alfred M.
Pollard, General Counsel, may be sent
by e-mail at
RegComments@OFHEO.gov. Please
include ‘‘RIN 2550–AA35’’ in the
subject line of the message.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Isabella W. Sammons, Deputy General
Counsel, telephone (202) 414-3790 or
Jamie Schwing, Associate General
Counsel, telephone (202) 414–3787 (not
toll free numbers), Office of Federal
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Housing Enterprise Oversight, Fourth
Floor, 1700 G Street, NW., Washington,
DC 20552. The telephone number for
the Telecommunications Device for the
Deaf is (800) 877–8339.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
I. Comments
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The Office of Federal Housing
Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) invites
comments on all aspects of the proposed
regulation, and will take all comments
into consideration before issuing the
final regulation. OFHEO requests that
comments submitted in hard copy also
be accompanied by the electronic
version in Microsoft Word or in
portable document format (PDF) on 3.5″
disk or CD–ROM.
Copies of all comments will be posted
on the OFHEO Internet web site at
https://www.ofheo.gov. In addition,
copies of all comments received will be
available for examination by the public
on business days between the hours of
10 a.m. and 3 p.m., at the Office of
Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight,
Fourth Floor, 1700 G Street, NW.,
Washington, DC 20552. To make an
appointment to inspect comments,
please call the Office of General Counsel
at (202) 414–3751.
II. Background
Title XIII of the Housing and
Community Development Act of 1992,
Pub. L. 102–550, titled the Federal
Housing Enterprise Financial Safety and
Soundness Act of 1992 (Act) (12 U.S.C.
4501 et seq.) established OFHEO as an
independent office within the
Department of Housing and Urban
Development to ensure that the Federal
National Mortgage Association (Fannie
Mae) and the Federal Home Loan
Mortgage Corporation (Freddie Mac)
(collectively, the Enterprises) are
adequately capitalized, operate safely
and soundly, and comply with
applicable laws, rules and regulations.
In furtherance of its regulatory
responsibilities, OFHEO published a
final regulation setting forth a risk-based
capital test which forms the basis for
determining the risk-based capital
requirement for each Enterprise.1 The
Risk-Based Capital Test has been
amended to incorporate corrective and
technical amendments that enhance the
accuracy and transparency of the
calculation of the risk-based capital
requirement.2 Since the last amendment
1Risk-Based capital, 66 FR 47730 (September 13,
2001), 12 CFR part 1750.
2Risk-Based Capital, 66 FR 47730 (September 13,
2001), 12 CFR part 1750, as amended, 67 FR 11850
(March 15, 2002), 67 FR 19321 (April 19, 2002), 68
FR 7309 (February 13, 2003).
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to the Risk-Based Capital Regulation,
additional experience with the
regulation has raised further operational
and technical issues. OFHEO now
proposes technical amendments to
address four aspects of the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation. The proposed
technical amendments would
incorporate additional interest rates
indices, clarify definitions, incorporate
approved new Enterprise activities and
update treatment of certain mark-tomarket accounting issues. These
amendments are capital neutral and
largely codify existing practice
undertaken pursuant to the current
Risk-Based Capital Regulation. In
addition to the proposed technical
amendments, OFHEO plans additional
future rulemakings to address
substantial topics such as making
adjustments to the loss severity
equations used to calculate Enterprise
risk-based capital and the
appropriateness of incorporating markto-market accounting into the RiskBased Capital Regulation. OFHEO also
plans to update the Minimum Capital
Regulation to address fair value
accounting and other issues.3
Although the changes set forth in this
amendment are technical and are being
proposed to incorporate proxy
treatments, new activities, and updates
already used to calculate Enterprise
capital requirements, OFHEO welcomes
comment as to whether these changes
are optimal and on any additional issues
mentioned herein. The proposed
technical amendments are discussed in
greater detail below.
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A. Additional Interest Rate Indices
Due to developments in the mortgage
and financial markets since the
promulgation of the Risk-Based Capital
Regulation and the introduction of a
number of approved new activities at
each Enterprise, OFHEO is proposing
additions to the interest rate indices
used to measure Enterprise risk. These
new indices would be incorporated into
the Risk-Based Capital Regulation
through revisions to Table ‘‘3–18,
Interest Rate and Index Inputs,’’ and
Table ‘‘3–27, Non-Treasury Interest
Rates,’’ of Appendix A to Subpart B.
The new interest rate indices are the
Constant Maturity Mortgage Index, 12
month Moving Treasury Average, One
month Freddie Mac Reference Bill,
Certificate of Deposits Index, 2 Year
Swap, 3 Year Swap, 5 Year Swap, 10
Year Swap, and 30 Year Swap.
3Minimum Capital, 61 FR 35607 (July 8, 1996),
12 CFR 1750, as amended, 67 FR 19321 (April 19,
2002).
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B. Revised Risk-Based Capital
Regulation Definitions
Additional operational experience
with the Risk-Based Capital Regulation,
as well as financial and mortgage market
developments, have led OFHEO to
conclude that a number of defined terms
in the Risk-Based Capital Regulation
lack clarity or were otherwise
insufficient. Proposed technical
amendments in this area include
changes to recognize that single family
loans with interest-only periods have
become common and that the
Enterprises have acquired or guaranteed
such loans. Sections 3.1.2.1, 3.6.3.3.1,
and 3.6.3.3.2 of Appendix A to Subpart
B, currently provide a treatment for
loans with interest-only periods.
However, the data definitions in
sections 3.1.2.1, 3.6.3.3.1, and 3.6.3.3.2
assume only multifamily loans have this
feature. OFHEO proposes modifications
to the data definitions in those sections
of the Risk-Based Capital Regulation to
accommodate single family interest-only
loans. In addition to the single family
interest-only issue, there are more than
30 definitions related to deferred
balances throughout the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation. These definitions
are not clear or consistent throughout
the Risk-Based Capital Regulation and
across product type. Finally, the RiskBased Capital Regulation definition of
‘‘float days’’ in sections 3.1.2.1.1 and
3.6.3.7.2 would be revised to indicate
more accurately that amounts referred to
in that definition are based on weighted
averages for a given loan group.
C. Incorporation of New Enterprise
Activities
Section 3.11 of the Risk-Based Capital
Regulation provides a method for
recognizing and quantifying the capital
impact of the innovations in the
financial and mortgage markets that
impact the risk profiles of the
Enterprises. Section 3.11.3, Treatment of
New Activities, sets forth the
procedures by which new Enterprise
activities are reported to OFHEO,
analyzed by OFHEO to determine an
appropriately conservative treatment,
and incorporated into the risk-based
capital calculation. The section also
describes how each newly incorporated
treatment is made available to the
public for comment and possible further
revision. Since the promulgation of the
Risk-Based Capital Regulation, many
new activities treatments have been
incorporated into the capital calculation
and posted on the OFHEO web site for
public comment. Because these new
activities appear to be permanent and
their treatments have proved effective,
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OFHEO is proposing to incorporate
them into the text of the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation. The proposed
technical amendments regarding new
activities treatments in section 3.6,
whole loan cash flows, include
treatments concerning reverse mortgages
and split-rate arm loans. New activities
treatments in section 3.8, nonmortgage
instrument cash flows, relate to futures
and options on futures, swaptions,
consumer price index coupon linked
instruments, and pre-refunded taxexempt municipal bonds. The proposed
amendments would appear at sections
3.6.3.3.1 and 3.8.3.6.2.
D. Update of Mark-to-Market
Accounting Treatment
During the notice and comment
development of the Risk-Based Capital
Regulation, commenters raised concerns
regarding treatment of the impact of
mark-to-market accounting. At that
time, Financial Accounting Standard
(FAS) 115 and FAS 133 required markto-market accounting for certain
instruments. In response to the
requirements of FAS 115 and FAS 133,
and taking into account public
comments, OFHEO determined to
implement simplified procedures to
allow the efficient and practical
implementation of the stress test.
Generally, the simplified procedures
provide for the removal of the effects of
mark-to-market accounting from the
balance sheet such that the balance
sheet is stated on an amortized cost
basis.
Since the adoption of the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation, a number of new
accounting standards have been adopted
by the Financial Accounting Standards
Board that introduce fair values to the
balance sheet and that are similar in
complexity to FAS 115 and FAS 133.
OFHEO is proposing a technical
amendment to Section 3.10.3.6.2 [a] of
the Risk-Based Capital Regulation that
would extend the current risk-based
capital regulatory treatment of FAS 115
and FAS 133 to other accounting
standards that require mark-to-market
accounting. Under current guidance
from OFHEO, the Enterprises back out
the impact of the new mark-to-market
accounting standards from their
respective balance sheets prior to
submitting their Risk-Based Capital
Reports to OFHEO. The treatment set
forth in the proposed amendment would
codify this practice.
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Regulatory Impacts
Executive Order 12866, Regulatory
Planning and Review
The proposed technical amendments
address provisions of the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation. The proposed
technical amendments incorporate new
activities treatments of the Enterprises
adopted in accordance with the RiskBased Capital Regulation, corrections to
certain definitions, updates to interestrate indices and recognition of
accounting rule changes adopted since
the Risk-Based Capital Regulation was
promulgated. The proposed technical
amendments to the Risk-Based Capital
Regulation are not classified as an
economically significant rule under
Executive Order 12866 because they
would not result in an annual effect on
the economy of $100 million or more or
a major increase in costs or prices for
consumers, individual industries,
Federal, state or local government
agencies, or geographic regions; or have
significant adverse effects on
competition, employment, investment,
productivity, innovation, or on the
ability of United States-based
enterprises to compete with foreignbased enterprises in foreign or domestic
markets. Accordingly, no regulatory
impact assessment is required.
Nevertheless, the proposed technical
amendments were submitted to the
Office of Management and Budget
(OMB) for review under the provisions
of Executive Order 12866 as a
significant regulatory action.
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Executive Order 13132, Federalism
Executive Order 13132 requires that
Executive departments and agencies
identify regulatory actions that have
significant federalism implications. A
regulation has federalism implications if
it has substantial direct effects on the
states, on the relationship or
distribution of power between the
Federal Government and the states, or
on the distribution of power and
responsibilities among various levels of
government. The Enterprises are
federally chartered entities supervised
by OFHEO. The proposed technical
amendments to the Risk-Based Capital
Regulation address matters which the
Enterprises must comply with for
Federal regulatory purposes. The
proposed technical amendments to the
Risk-Based Capital Regulation address
matters regarding the risk-based capital
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calculation for the Enterprises and
therefore do not affect in any manner
the powers and authorities of any state
with respect to the Enterprises or alter
the distribution of power and
responsibilities between Federal and
state levels of government. Therefore,
OFHEO has determined that the
proposed amendments to the Capital
regulation have no federalism
implications that warrant preparation of
a Federalism Assessment in accordance
with Executive Order 13132.
Paperwork Reduction Act
These amendments do not contain
any information collection requirements
that require the approval of OMB under
the Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C.
3501 et seq.).
Regulatory Flexibility Act
The Regulatory Flexibility Act (5
U.S.C. 601 et seq.) requires that a
regulation that has a significant
economic impact on a substantial
number of small entities, small
businesses, or small organizations must
include an initial regulatory flexibility
analysis describing the regulation’s
impact on small entities. Such an
analysis need not be undertaken if the
agency has certified that the regulation
does not have a significant economic
impact on a substantial number of small
entities. 5 U.S.C. 605(b). OFHEO has
considered the impact of the proposed
technical amendments to the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation under the Regulatory
Flexibility Act. The General Counsel of
OFHEO certifies that the proposed
technical amendments to the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation are not likely to have
a significant economic impact on a
substantial number of small business
entities because the regulation is
applicable only to the Enterprises,
which are not small entities for
purposes of the Regulatory Flexibility
Act.
List of Subjects in 12 CFR Part 1750
Capital classification, Mortgages,
Risk-based capital.
Accordingly, for the reasons stated in
the preamble, OFHEO amends 12 CFR
part 1750 as follows:
2. Amend Appendix A to subpart B of
part 1750 as follows:
a. Revise Table 3–2 in paragraph
3.1.2.1 [c];
b. Revise Table 3–4 in paragraph
3.1.2.1 [c];
c. Revise Table 3–5 in paragraph
3.1.2.1.1;
d. Revise Table 3–8 in paragraph
3.1.2.1.1;
e. Revise Table 3–9 in paragraph
3.1.2.1.1;
f. Revise Table 3–12 in paragraph
3.1.2.2 [a];
g. Revise Table 3–13 in paragraph
3.1.2.2 [b];
h. Revise Table 3–14 in paragraph
3.1.2.2 [c];
i. Revise Table 3–15 in paragraph
3.1.2.3;
j. Revise Table 3–16 in paragraph
3.1.2.4;
k. Revise Table 3–18 in paragraph
3.1.3.1 [c];
l. Revise Table 3–27 in paragraph
3.3.3 [a] 3. b.;
m. Redesignate paragraphs 3.6.3.3.1
[d] and [e] as new paragraphs 3.6.3.3.1.
[c] 5. and [c] 6., respectively;
n. Add new paragraphs 3.6.3.3.1 [c] 7.
and [c] 8.;
o. Revise Table 3–32 in paragraph
3.6.3.3.2;
p. Revise Table 3–51 in paragraph
3.6.3.7.2;
q. Revise Table 3–54 in paragraph
3.6.3.8.2;
r. Revise Table 3–56 in paragraph
3.7.2.1.1;
s. Revise Table 3–57 in paragraph
3.7.2.1.2 [a];
t. Revise Table 3–58 in paragraph
3.7.2.1.3 [a];
u. Revise Table 3–66 in paragraph
3.8.2 [a];
v. Redesignate paragraph 3.8.3.6.2 [d]
as new paragraph 3.8.3.6.2 [h];
w. Add new paragraphs 3.8.3.6.2 [d]
thru [g];
x. Revise Table 3–70 in paragraph
3.9.2;
y. Amend paragraphs 3.10.3.6.2 [a] 1.
a. and b.
The revisions and additions read as
follows:
PART 1750—CAPITAL
1. The authority citation for part 1750
continues to read as follows:
Appendix A to Subpart B of Part 1750—
Risk-Based Capital Test Methodology
and Specifications
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Authority: 12 U.S.C. 4513, 4514, 4611,
4612, 4614, 4615, 4618.
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TABLE 3–2—WHOLE LOAN CLASSIFICATION VARIABLES
Variable
Description
Range
The last day of the quarter for the loan group activity
that is being reported to OFHEO
YYYY0331
YYYY0630
YYYY0930
YYYY1231
Enterprise
Enterprise submitting the loan group data
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
Business Type
Single family or multifamily
Single family
Multifamily
Portfolio Type
Retained portfolio or Sold portfolio
Retained Portfolio
Sold Portfolio
Government Flag
Conventional or Government insured loan
Conventional
Government
Original LTV
Assigned LTV classes based on the ratio, in percent,
between the original loan amount and the lesser of
the purchase price or appraised value
LTV<=60
60 16.0
Original Mortgage Interest Rate
Assigned classes for the original mortgage interest
rate
0.0<=Rate<4.0
4.0<=Rate<5.0
5.0<=Rate<6.0
6.0<=Rate<7.0
7.0<=Rate<8.0
8.0<=Rate<9.0
9.0<=Rate<10.0
10.0<=Rate<11.0
11.0<=Rate<12.0
12.0<=Rate<13.0
13.0<=Rate<14.0
14.0<=Rate<15.0
15.0<=Rate<16.0
Rate=>16.0
Mortgage Age
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Reporting Date
Assigned classes for the age of the loan
0<=Age<=12
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TABLE 3–2—WHOLE LOAN CLASSIFICATION VARIABLES—Continued
Variable
Description
Range
Rate Reset Period
Assigned classes for the number of months between
rate adjustments
Period=1
12005
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Fixed Rate Fully Amortizing
Adjustable Rate Fully Amortizing
5 Year Fixed Rate Balloon
7 Year Fixed Rate Balloon
10 Year Fixed Rate Balloon
15 Year Fixed Rate Balloon
Balloon ARM
Other
New Book
Old Book
Yes
No
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TABLE 3–4—ADDITIONAL MULTIFAMILY LOAN CLASSIFICATION VARIABLES—Continued
Variable
Description
Range
Current DCR
Assigned classes for the Debt Service Coverage
Ratio based on the most recent annual operating
statement
DCR<1.00
1.00<=DCR<1.10
1.10<=DCR<1.20
1.20<=DCR<1.30
1.30<=DCR<1.40
1.40<=DCR<1.50
1.50<=DCR<1.60
1.60<=DCR<1.70
1.70<=DCR<1.80
1.80<=DCR<1.90
1.90<=DCR<2.00
2.00<=DCR<2.50
2.50<=DCR<4.00
DCR>=4.00
Prepayment Penalty Flag
Indicates if prepayment of the loan is subject to active prepayment penalties or yield maintenance
provisions
Yes
No
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TABLE 3–5—MORTGAGE AMORTIZATION CALCULATION INPUTS
Variable
Description
Rate Type (Fixed or Adjustable)
Product Type (30/20/15-Year FRM, ARM, Balloon, Government, etc.)
UPBORIG
Unpaid Principal Balance at Origination (aggregate for Loan Group)
UPB0
Unpaid Principal Balance at start of Stress Test (aggregate for Loan Group), adjusted by UPB scale factor
MIR0
Mortgage Interest Rate for the Mortgage Payment prior to the start of the Stress Test, or Initial Mortgage Interest Rate for new
loans (weighted average for Loan Group) (expressed as a decimal per annum)
PMT0
Amount of the Mortgage Payment (Principal and Interest) prior to the start of the Stress Test, or first Payment for new loans (aggregate for Loan Group), adjusted by UPB scale factor
AT
Original loan Amortizing Term in months (weighted average for Loan Group)
RM
Remaining term to Maturity in months (i.e., number of contractual payments due between the start of the Stress Test and the contractual maturity date of the loan) (weighted average for Loan Group)
A0
Age of the loan at the start of Stress Test, in months (weighted average for Loan Group)
IRP
Initial Rate Period, in months
Interest-only Flag
RIOP
Remaining Interest-only period, in months (weighted average for loan group)
UPB Scale Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported UPB to published financials
Additional Interest Rate Inputs
GFR
Guarantee Fee Rate (weighted average for Loan Group) (decimal per annum)
SFR
Servicing Fee Rate (weighted average for Loan Group) (decimal per annum)
Additional Inputs for ARMs (weighted averages for Loan Group, except for Index)
Monthly values of the contractual Interest Rate Index
LB
Look-Back period, in months
MARGIN
Loan Margin (over index), decimal per annum
RRP
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Rate Reset Period, in months
Rate Reset Limit (up and down), decimal per annum
Maximum Rate (life cap), decimal per annum
Minimum Rate (life floor), decimal per annum
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TABLE 3–5—MORTGAGE AMORTIZATION CALCULATION INPUTS—Continued
Variable
Description
Unlimited Payment Reset Period, in months
PRP
Payment Reset Period, in months
Payment Reset Limit, as decimal fraction of prior payment
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TABLE 3–8—MISCELLANEOUS WHOLE LOAN CASH AND ACCOUNTING FLOW INPUTS
Variable
Description
GF
Guarantee Fee rate (weighted average for Loan Group) (decimal per annum)
FDS
Float Days for Scheduled Principal and Interest (weighted average for Loan Group)
FDP
Float Days for Prepaid Principal (weighted average for Loan Group)
FREP
Fraction Repurchased (weighted average for Loan Group) (decimal)
RM
Remaining Term to Maturity in months
UPD0
Sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., for the loan group, such that the unamortized balance
equals the book value minus the face value for the loan group at the start of the Stress Test, adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported Unamortized Balance to published financials
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TABLE 3–9—ADDITIONAL INPUTS FOR REPURCHASED MBS
Variable
Description
Wtd Ave Percent Repurchased
For sold loan groups, the percent of the loan group UPB that gives the actual dollar amount of loans that collateralize single class
MBSs that the Enterprise holds in its own portfolio.
SUPD0
The aggregate sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., associated with the securities modeled using
the Wtd Ave Percent Repurchased, such that the unamortized balance equals the book value minus the face value for the relevant securities at the start of the Stress Test, adjusted by the percent repurchased and the Security Unamortized Balance
Scale Factor.
Security Unamortized Balances
Scale Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported Security Unamortized Balances to published financials
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Variable
Description
A unique number identifying each mortgage pool
CUSIP Number
A unique number assigned to publicly traded securities by the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures
Issuer
Issuer of the mortgage pool
Government Flag
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Pool Number
Indicates Government insured collateral
Original UPB Amount
Original pool balance adjusted by UPB scale factor and multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Current UPB Amount
Initial Pool balance (at the start of the StressTest), adjusted by UPB scale factor and multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage
ownership
Product Code
Mortgage product type for the pool
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Variable
Description
Security Rate Index
If the rate on the security adjusts over time, the index that the adjustment is based on
Unamortized Balance
The sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., such that the unamortized balance equals book value
minus face value, adjusted by Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Wt Avg Original Amortization
Term
Original amortization term of the underlying loans, in months (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Remaining Term of Maturity
Remaining maturity of the underlying loans at the start of the Stress Test (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Age
Age of the underlying loans at the start of the Stress Test (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Current Mortgage Interest rate
Mortgage Interest Rate of the underlying loans at the start of the Stress Test (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Pass-Through Rate
Pass-Through Rate of the underlying loans at the start of the Stress Test (Sold loans only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wtg Avg Original Mortgage Interest Rate
The current UPB weighted average mortgage interest rate in effect at origination for the loans in the pool
Security Rating
The most current rating issued by any Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization (NRSRO) for this security, as of the
reporting date
Wt Avg Gross Margin
Gross margin for the underlying loans (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Net Margin
Net margin (used to determine the security rate for ARM MBS) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Rate Reset Period
Rate reset period in months (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Rate Reset Limit
Rate reset limit up/down (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Life Interest Rate Ceiling
Maximum rate (lifetime cap) (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Life Interest Rate Floor
Minimum rate (lifetime floor) (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Payment Reset Period
Payment reset period in months (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Payment Reset Limit
Payment reset limit up/down (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Lockback Period
The number of months to look back from the interest rate change date to find the index value that will be used to determine the
next interest rate. (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Negative Amortization
Cap
The maximum amount to which the balance can increase before the payment is recast to a fully amortizing amount. It is expressed
as a fraction of the original UPB. (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Original Mortgage Interest Rate
The current UPB weighted average original mortgage interest rate for the loans in the pool
Wt Avg Initial Interest Rate Period
Number of months between the loan origination date and the first rate adjustment date (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Unlimited Payment
Reset Period
Number of months between unlimited payment resets, i.e., not limited by payment caps, starting with origination date (weighted average for underlying loans)
Notional Flag
Indicates if the amounts reported in Original Security Balance and Current Security Balance are notional
UPB Scale Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported UPB to published financials
Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported Unamortized Balance to published financials
Whole Loan Modeling Flag
Indicates that the Current UPB Amount and Unamortized Balance associated with this repurchased MBS are included in the Wtg
Avg Percent Repurchased and Security Unamortized Balance fields
FAS 115 Classification
The financial instrument’s classification according to FAS 115
HPGRK
Vector of House Price Growth Rates for quarters q=1...40 of the Stress Period.
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Variable
Description
CUSIP Number
A unique number assigned to publicly traded securities by the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures
Issuer
Issuer of the security: FNMA, FHLMC, GNMA or other
Original Security Balance
Original principal balance of the security (notional amount for interest-only securities) at the time of issuance, adjusted by UPB
scale factor, multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Current Security Balance
Initial principal balance, or notional amount, at the start of the Stress Period, adjusted by UPB scale factor, multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Current Security Percentage
Owned
The percentage of a security’s total current balance owned by the Enterprise
Notional Flag
Indicates if the amounts reported in Original Security Balance and Current Security Balance are notional
Unamortized Balance
The sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., such that the unamortized balance equals book value
minus face value, adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported Unamortized Balance to published financials
UPB Scale Factor
Factor determined by reconciling the reported current security balance to published financials
Security Rating
The most current rating issued by any Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization (NRSRO) for this security, as of the
reporting date
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Variable
CUSIP Number
Description
A unique number assigned to publicly traded securities by the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures
Original principal balance, adjusted by UPB scale factor and multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Current Security Balance
Initial principal balance (at start of Stress Period), adjusted by UPB scale factor and multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Unamortized Balance
The sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., such that the unamortized balance equals book value
minus face value, adjusted by Unamortized Balance scale factor
Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported Unamortized Balance to published financials
UPB Scale Factor
Factor determined by reconciling the reported current security balance to published financials
Floating Rate Flag
Indicates the instrument pays interest at a floating rate
Issue Date
The issue date of the security
Maturity Date
The stated maturity date of the security
Security Interest Rate
The rate at which the security earns interest, as of the reporting date
Principal Payment Window
Starting Date, Down-Rate
Scenario
The month in the Stress Test that principal payment is expected to start for the security under the statutory ‘‘down’’ interest rate
scenario, according to Enterprise projections
Principal Payment Window Ending Date, Down-Rate Scenario
The month in the Stress Test that principal payment is expected to end for the security under the statutory ‘‘down’’ interest rate
scenario, according to Enterprise projections
Principal Payment Window
Starting Date, Up-Rate Scenario
The month in the Stress Test that principal payment is expected to start for the security under the statutory ‘‘up’’ interest rate scenario, according to Enterprise projections
Principal Payment Window Ending Date, Up-Rate Scenario
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Original Security Balance
The month in the Stress Test that principal payment is expected to end for the security under the statutory ‘‘up’’ interest rate scenario, according to Enterprise projections
Notional Flag
Indicates if the amounts reported in Original Security Balance and Current Security Balance are notional
Security Rating
The most current rating issued by any Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization (NRSRO) for this security, as of the
reporting date
Security Rate Index
If the rate on the security adjusts over time, the index on which the adjustment is based
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Variable
Description
Security Rate Index Coefficient
If the rate on the security adjusts over time, the coefficient is the number used to multiply by the value of the index
Security Rate Index Spread
If the rate on the security adjusts over time, the spread is added to the value of the index multiplied by the coefficient to determine
the new rate
Security Rate Adjustment Frequency
The number of months between rate adjustments
Security Interest Rate Ceiling
The maximum rate (lifetime cap) on the security
Security Interest Rate Floor
The minimum rate (lifetime floor) on the security
Life Ceiling Interest Rate
The maximum interest rate allowed throughout the life of the security
Life Floor Interest Rate
The minimum interest rate allowed throughout the life of security
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Data Elements
Amortization Methodology Code
Description
Enterprise method of amortizing deferred balances (e.g., straight line)
Asset ID
CUSIP or Reference Pool Number identifying the asset underlying a derivative position
Asset Type Code
Code that identifies asset type used in the commercial information service (e.g., ABS, Fannie Mae pool, Freddie Mac pool)
Associated Instrument ID
Instrument ID of an instrument linked to another instrument
Coefficient
Indicates the extent to which the coupon is leveraged or de-leveraged
Compound Indicator
Indicates if interest is compounded
Compounding Frequency
Indicates how often interest is compounded
Counterparty Credit Rating
NRSRO’s rating for the counterparty
Counterparty Credit Rating Type
An indicator identifying the counterparty’s credit rating as short-term (‘S’) or long-term (‘L’)
Counterparty ID
Enterprise counterparty tracking ID
Country Code
Standard country codes in compliance with Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 10–4
Credit Agency Code
Identifies NRSRO (e.g., Moody’s)
Current Asset Face Amount
Current face amount of the asset underlying a swap adjusted by UPB scale factor
Current Coupon
Current coupon or dividend rate of the instrument
Current Unamortized Discount
Current unamortized premium or unaccreted discount of the instrument adjusted by Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. If the proceeds from the issuance of debt or derivatives or the amount paid for an asset were greater than par, the value should be positive. If the proceeds or the amounts paid were less than par, the value should be negative
Current Unamortized Fees
Current unamortized fees associated with the instrument adjusted by Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. Generally fees associated with the issuance of debt or derivatives should be negative numbers. Fees associated with the purchase of an asset should
generally be reported as positive numbers
Current Unamortized Hedge
Current unamortized hedging gains (positive) or losses (negative) associated with the instrument adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Current Unamortized Other
Any other unamortized items originally associated with the instrument adjusted by Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. If the proceeds from the issuance of debt or derivatives or the amount paid for an asset were greater than par, the value should be positive. If the proceeds or the amounts paid were less than par, the value should be negative
CUSIP or ISIN Number identifying the instrument
Day Count
Day count convention (e.g., 30/360)
End Date
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CUSIP_ISIN
The last index repricing date
EOP Principal Balance
End of Period face, principal or notional, amount of the instrument adjusted by UPB scale factor
Exact Representation
Indicates that an instrument is modeled according to its contractual terms
Exercise Convention
Indicates option exercise convention (e.g., American Option)
Exercise Price
Par=1.0; Options
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Data Elements
Description
Date first coupon is received or paid
Index Cap
Indicates maximum index rate
Index Floor
Indicates minimum index rate
Index Reset Frequency
Indicates how often the interest rate index resets on floating-rate instruments
Index Code
Indicates the interest rate index to which floating-rate instruments are tied (e.g., LIBOR)
Index Term
Point on yield curve, expressed in months, upon which the index is based
Instrument Credit Rating
NRSRO credit rating for the instrument
Instrument Credit Rating Type
An indicator identifying the instruments credit rating as short-term (‘S’) or long-term (‘L’)
Instrument ID
An integer used internally by the Enterprise that uniquely identifies the instrument
Interest Currency Code
Indicates currency in which interest payments are paid or received
Interest Type Code
Indicates the method of interest rate payments (e.g., fixed, floating, step, discount)
Issue Date
Indicates the date that the instrument was issued
Life Cap Rate
The maximum interest rate for the instrument throughout its life
Life Floor Rate
The minimum interest rate for the instrument throughout its life
Look-Back Period
Period from the index reset date, expressed in months, that the index value is derived
Maturity Date
Date that the instrument contractually matures
Notional Indicator
Identifies whether the face amount is notional
Instrument Type Code
Indicates the type of instrument to be modeled (e.g., ABS, Cap, Swap)
Option Indicator
Indicates if instrument contains an option
Option Type
Indicates option type (e.g., Call option)
Original Asset Face Amount
Original face amount of the asset underlying a swap adjusted by UPB scale factor
Original Discount
Original premium or discount associated with the purchase or sale of the instrument adjusted by Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. If the proceeds from the issuance of debt or derivatives or the amount paid for an asset were greater than par, the value
should be positive. If the proceeds or the amounts paid were less than par, the value should be negative
Original Face
Original face, principal or notional, amount of the instrument adjusted by UPB scale factor
Original Fees
Fees or commissions paid at the time of purchase or sale adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. Generally fees associated with the issuance of debt or derivatives should be negative numbers. Fees associated with the purchase of an asset
should generally be reported as positive numbers
Original Hedge
Gains (positive) or losses (negative) from closing out a hedge associated with the instrument at settlement, adjusted by the
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Original Other
Any other items originally associated with the instrument to be amortized or accreted adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor. If the proceeds from the issuance of debt or derivatives or the amount paid for an asset were greater than par, the value
should be positive. If the proceeds of the amounts paid were less than par, the value should be negative
Parent Entity ID
Enterprise internal tracking ID for parent entity
Payment Amount
Interest payment amount associated with the instrument (reserved for complex instruments where interest payments are not modeled) adjusted by UPB scale factor
Payment Frequency
Indicates how often interest payments are made or received
Performance Date
‘‘As of’’ date on which the data is submitted
Periodic Adjustment
The maximum amount that the interest rate for the instrument can change per reset
Position Code
Indicates whether the Enterprise pays or receives interest on the instrument
Principal Currency Code
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First Coupon Date
Indicates currency in which principal payments are paid or received
Principal Factor Amount
EOP Principal Balance expressed as a percentage of Original Face
Principal Payment Date
A valid date identifying the date that principal is paid
Settlement Date
A valid date identifying the date the settlement occurred
Spread
An amount added to an index to determine an instrument’s interest rate
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Data Elements
Description
Start Date
The date, spot or forward, when some feature of a financial contract becomes effective (e.g., Call Date), or when interest payments
or receipts begin to be calculated
Strike Rate
The price or rate at which an option begins to have a settlement value at expiration, or, for interest-rate caps and floors, the rate
that triggers interest payments
Submitting Entity
Indicates which Enterprise is submitting information
Trade ID
Unique code identifying the trade of an instrument
Transaction Code
Indicates the transaction that an Enterprise is initiating with the instrument (e.g., buy, issue reopen)
Transaction Date
A valid date identifying the date the transaction occurred
UPB Scale Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported UPB to published financials
Unamortized Balances Scale
Factor
Factor determined by reconciling reported Unamortized Balances to published financials
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TABLE 3–16—INPUTS FOR ALTERNATIVE MODELING TREATMENT ITEMS
Variable
Description
TYPE
Type of item (asset, liability or off-balance-sheet item)
BOOK
Book Value of item (amount outstanding adjusted for deferred items)
FACE
Face Value or notional balance of item for off-balance sheet items
REMATUR
Remaining Contractual Maturity of item in whole months. Any fraction of a month equals one whole month
RATE
Interest Rate
INDEX
Index used to calculate Interest Rate
FAS 115
Designation that the item is recorded at fair value, according to FAS 115
RATING
Instrument or counterparty rating
FHA
In the case of off-balance-sheet guarantees, a designation indicating 100% of collateral is guaranteed by FHA
MARGIN
Margin over an Index
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Interest rate index
Description
Source
One-month Treasury bill yield, monthly simple average of daily
rate, quoted as actual/360
Bloomberg Generic 1 Month
U.S. Treasury bill
Ticker: GB1M (index)
3 MO CMT
Three-month constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple
average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
6 MO CMT
Six-month constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
1 YR CMT
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1 MO Treasury Bill
One-year constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
2 YR CMT
Two-year constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
3 YR CMT
Three-year constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
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Interest rate index
Description
Source
Five-year constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
10 YR CMT
Ten-year constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
20 YR CMT
Twenty-year constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple
average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
30 YR CMT
Thirty-year constant maturity Treasury yield, monthly simple average of daily rate, quoted as bond equivalent yield; after
February 15, 2002, estimated according to the Department of
the Treasury methodology using long-term average rates and
extrapolation factors as referenced in OFHEO guideline 402
Federal Reserve H.15 Release, Extrapolation Factors used for
estimation, U.S. Dept. of the Treasury
12-mo Moving Treasury Average (MTA)
12-month Federal Reserve cumulative average 1 year CMT,
monthly simple average of daily rate.
Bloomberg Ticker: 12MTA (Index)
Overnight Fed Funds (Effective)
Overnight effective Federal Funds rate, monthly simple average
of daily rate
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
Certificate of Deposits Index
(CODI)
12-month average of monthly published yields on 3-month certificates of deposit, based on the Federal Reserve Board statistical release, H–15
Bloomberg Ticker: COF CODI (index)
1 Week Federal Funds
1 week Federal Funds rate, monthly simple average of daily
rates
Bloomberg Term Fed Funds U.S. Domestic
Ticker: GFED01W (index)
6 Month Fed Funds
6 month Federal Funds rate, monthly simple average of daily
rates
Bloomberg Term Fed Funds U.S. Domestic
Ticker: GFED06M (index)
Conventional Mortgage Rate
FHLMC (Freddie Mac) contract interest rates for 30 YR fixedrate mortgage commitments, monthly average of weekly rates
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
Constant Maturity Mortgage
(CMM) Index
Bond equivalent yield on TBA mortgage-backed security which
prices at the par price
TradeWeb
1-mo Freddie Mac Reference
Bill
1-month Freddie Mac Reference Bill, actual price and yield by
auction date
Freddiemac.com Web site: https://www.freddiemac.com/debt/
data/cgi-bin/refbillaucres.cgi?order=AD
FHLB 11th District COF
11th District (San Francisco) weighted average cost of funds for
savings and loans, monthly
Bloomberg Cost of Funds for the 11th District
Ticker: COF11 (index)
1 MO LIBOR
One-month London Interbank Offered Rate, average of bid and
asked, monthly simple average of daily rates, quoted as actual/360
British Bankers Association
Bloomberg Ticker: US0001M (index)
3 MO LIBOR
Three-month London Interbank Offered Rate, average of bid
and asked, monthly simple average of daily rates, quoted as
actual/360
British Bankers Association
Bloomberg Ticker: US0003M (index)
6 MO LIBOR
Six-month London Interbank Offered Rate, average of bid and
asked, monthly simple average of daily rates, quoted as actual/360
British Bankers Association
Bloomberg Ticker: US0006M (index)
12 MO LIBOR
One-year London Interbank Offered Rate, average of bid and
asked, monthly simple average of daily rates, quoted as actual/360
British Bankers Association
Bloomberg Ticker: US0012M (index)
Prime Rate
Prevailing rate as quoted, monthly average of daily rates
Federal Reserve H.15 Release
1 MO Federal Agency COF
One-month Federal Agency Cost of Funds, monthly simple average of daily rates, quoted as actual/360
Bloomberg Generic 1 Month Agency Discount Note Yield.
Ticker: AGDN030Y (index)
3 MO Federal Agency COF
Three-month Federal Agency Cost of Funds, monthly simple average of daily rates, quoted as actual/360
Bloomberg Generic 3 Month Agency Discount Note Yield.
Ticker: AGDN090Y (index)
6 MO Federal Agency COF
Six-month Federal Agency Cost of Funds, monthly simple average of daily rates, quoted as actual/360
Bloomberg Generic 6 Month Agency Discount Note Yield.
Ticker: AGDN180Y (index)
1 YR Federal Agency COF
One-year Federal Agency Cost of Funds, monthly simple average of daily rates, quoted as actual/360
Bloomberg Generic 12 Month Agency Discount Note Yield.
Ticker: AGDN360Y (index)
2 YR Federal Agency COF
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Two-year Federal Agency Fair Market Yield, monthly simple average of daily rates
Bloomberg Generic 2 Year Agency Fair Market Yield.
Ticker: CO842Y (index)
3 YR Federal Agency COF
Three-year Federal Agency Fair Market Yield, monthly simple
average of daily rates
Bloomberg Generic 3 Year Agency Fair Market Yield.
Ticker: CO843Y (index)
5 YR Federal Agency COF
Five-year Federal Agency Fair Market Yield, monthly simple average of daily rates
Bloomberg Generic 5 Year Agency Fair Market Yield.
Ticker: CO845Y (index)
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Interest rate index
Description
Source
10 YR Federal Agency COF
Ten-year Federal Agency Fair Market Yield, monthly simple average of daily rates
Bloomberg Generic 10 Year Agency Fair Market Yield.
Ticker: CO8410Y (index)
30 YR Federal Agency COF
Thirty-year Federal Agency Fair Market Yield, monthly simple
average of daily rates
Bloomberg Generic 30 Year Agency Fair Market Yield.
Ticker: CO8430Y (index)
15 YR fixed-rate mortgage
FHLMC (Freddie Mac) contract interest rates for 15 YR fixedrate mortgage commitments, monthly average of FHLMC
(Freddie Mac) contract interest rates for 15 YR
Bloomberg FHLMC 15 YR, 10 day commitment rate.
Ticker: FHCR1510 (index)
7-year balloon mortgage rate
Seven-year balloon mortgage, equal to the Conventional Mortgage Rate less 50 basis points
Computed
2-yr Swap
2-yr U.S. Dollar Swap Rate, quoted as semi-annually fixed rate
vs. 3-mo U.S. dollar
Bloomberg Ticker: USSWAP2 (index)
3-yr Swap
3-yr U.S. Dollar Swap Rate, quoted as semi-annually fixed rate
vs. 3-mo U.S. dollar LIBOR
Bloomberg Ticker: USSWAP3 (Index)
5-yr Swap
5-yr U.S. Dollar Swap Rate, quoted as semi-annually fixed rate
vs. 3-mo U.S. dollar LIBOR
Bloomberg Ticker: USSWAP5 (Index)
10-yr Swap
10-yr U.S. Dollar Swap Rate, quoted as semi-annually fixed rate
vs. 3-mo U.S. dollar LIBOR
Bloomberg Ticker: USSWAP10 (Index)
30-yr Swap
30-yr U.S. Dollar Swap Rate, quoted as semi-annually fixed rate
vs. 3-mo U.S. dollar LIBOR
Bloomberg Ticker: USSWAP30 (Index)
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Mortgage Rates
Spread Based on
15-year Fixed-rate Mortgage Rate
10-year CMT
30-year Conventional Mortgage Rate
10-year CMT
7-year Balloon Mortgage Rate
(computed from Conventional Mortgage Rate)
Constant Maturity Mortgage Index
10-year CMT
Other Non-Treasury Interest Rates
1-month Treasury Yield
7-day Fed Funds
1-month Treasury Yield
1-month LIBOR
1-month Treasury Yield
1-month Federal Agency Cost of Funds
1-month Treasury Yield
12-mo Moving Treasury Average
1-month Treasury Yield
3-month LIBOR
3-month CMT
3-month Federal Agency Cost of Funds
3-month CMT
PRIME
3-month CMT
6-month LIBOR
6-month CMT
6-month Federal Agency Cost of Funds
6-month CMT
6-month Fed Funds
6-month CMT
FHLB 11th District Cost of Funds
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1-year CMT
12-month LIBOR
1-year CMT
1-mo Freddie Mac Reference Bill
1-year CMT
Certificate of Deposits Index
1-year CMT
1-year Federal Agency Cost of Funds
1-year CMT
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Mortgage Rates
Spread Based on
2-year Federal Agency Cost of Funds
2-year CMT
3-year Federal Agency Cost of Funds
3-year CMT
5-year Federal Agency Cost of Funds
5-year CMT
10-year Federal Agency Cost of Funds
10-year CMT
30-year Federal Agency Cost of Funds
30-year CMT
2-yr Swap
2-year CMT
3-yr Swap
3-year CMT
5-yr Swap
5-year CMT
10-yr Swap
10-year CMT
30-yr Swap
30-year CMT
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7. Reverse Mortgages. In a reverse
mortgage, a borrower receives one
or more payments from the lender
and the lender is repaid with a
lump sum when the borrower dies,
sells the property or moves out of
the home permanently. The stress
test models reverse mortgages as a
ladder of zero-coupon securities:
a. 11 proxy securities for each reverse
mortgage program are created.
b. A 10% conditional payment rate is
used to create the zero-coupon
securities that will mature in every
year of the stress test. The zerocoupon securities are a laddered
series of floating-rate couponbearing accreting bonds with a first
payment date at maturity.
c. The 11th zero-coupon security will
mature three months after the stress
test to reflect the 35% of UPB not
paid down during the stress period.
d. An OFHEO credit rating equivalent
to AAA for the FHA insured
programs and AA for other reverse
mortgage programs is assigned.
8. Split-Rate ARM Loans. In split-rate
ARM loans, the principal portion of
the payment is based on a fixed-rate
amortization schedule while the
interest portion is based on a
floating rate index. These
multifamily loans are available as
fully amortizing product or with a
balloon feature. The stress test
model does not provide treatment
for split-rate ARM loans. Split-rate
loans shall be treated as ARMs
when they are issued without a
balloon payment feature or as
Balloon ARMs when the loans
contain a balloon payment feature.
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TABLE 3–32—LOAN GROUP INPUTS FOR MORTGAGE AMORTIZATION CALCULATION
Variable*
Description
Source
RBC Report
Product Type (30/20/15-Year FRM, ARM, Balloon, Government, etc.)
RBC Report
UPBORIG
Unpaid Principal Balance at Origination (aggregate for Loan Group)
RBC Report
UPB0
Unpaid Principal Balance at start of Stress Test (aggregate for Loan Group)
RBC Report
MIR0
Mortgage Interest Rate for the Mortgage Payment prior to the start of the Stress Test, or
Initial Mortgage Interest Rate for new loans (weighted average for Loan Group) (expressed as a decimal per annum)
RBC Report
PMT0
Amount of the Mortgage Payment (Principal and Interest) prior to the start of the Stress
Test, or first payment for new loans (aggregate for Loan Group)
RBC Report
AT
Original loan Amortizing Term in months (weighted average for Loan Group)
RBC Report
RM
Remaining term to Maturity in months (i.e., number of contractual payments due between
the start of the Stress Test and the contractual maturity date of the loan) (weighted average for Loan Group)
RBC Report
A0
Age immediately prior to the start of the Stress Test, in months (weighted average for Loan
Group)
RBC Report
Interest-only Flag
RBC Report
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Remaining Interest-only period, in months (weighted average for loan group)
RBC Report
GFR
Guarantee Fee Rate (weighted average for Loan Group) (decimal per annum)
RBC Report
SFR
Servicing Fee Rate (weighted average for Loan Group) (decimal per annum)
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Additional Interest Rate
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Variable*
Description
Source
Additional Inputs for
ARMs (weighted
averages for Loan
Group, except for
Index)
INDEXm
Monthly values of the contractual Interest Rate Index
section 3.3, Interest Rates
LB
Look-Back period, in months
RBC Report
MARGIN
Loan Margin (over index), decimal per annum
RBC Report
RRP
Rate Reset Period, in months
RBC Report
Rate Reset Limit (up and down), decimal per annum
RBC Report
Maximum Rate (life cap), decimal per annum
RBC Report
Minimum Rate (life floor), decimal per annum
RBC Report
Negative Amortization Cap, decimal fraction of UPBORIG
RBC Report
Unlimited Payment Reset Period, in months
RBC Report
Payment Reset Period, in months
RBC Report
Payment Reset Limit, as decimal fraction of prior payment
RBC Report
Initial Rate Period, in months
RBC Report
NAC
PRP
IRP
*Variable name is given when used in an equation
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TABLE 3–51—INPUTS FOR FINAL CALCULATION OF STRESS TEST WHOLE LOAN CASH FLOWS
Variable
Description
Source
Aggregate Unpaid Principal Balance in month m=0...RM
section 3.6.3.3.4, Mortgage Amortization
Schedule Outputs
NYRm
Net Yield Rate in month m=1...RM
section 3.6.3.3.4, Mortgage Amortization
Schedule Outputs
GF
Guarantee Fee rate (weighted average for Loan Group) (decimal per annum)
RBC Report
PTRm
Pass-Through Rate in month m=1...RM
section 3.6.3.3.4, Mortgage Amortization
Schedule Outputs
SPm
Aggregate Scheduled Principal (Amortization) in month m=1...RM
section 3.6.3.3.4, Mortgage Amortization
Schedule Outputs
PREmSF
PREmMF
Prepaying Fraction of original Loan Group in month m=1...RM
section 3.6.3.4.4, Single Family Default and
Prepayment Outputs and, section
3.6.3.5.4, Multifamily Default and Prepayment
Outputs
DEFmSF
DEFmMF
Defaulting Fraction of original Loan Group in month m=1...RM
section 3.6.3.4.4, Single Family Default and
Prepayment Outputs and,
section 3.6.3.5.4, Multifamily Default and Prepayment Outputs
PERFmSF
PERFmMF
Performing Fraction of original Loan Group in month m=1...RM
section 3.6.3.4.4, Single Family Default and
Prepayment Outputs and,
section 3.6.3.5.4, Multifamily Default and Prepayment Outputs
FDS
Float Days for Scheduled Principal and Interest (weighted average for Loan Group)
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UPBm
Float Days for Prepaid Principal (weighted average for Loan Group)
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FERm
Float Earnings Rate in month m=1...RM
1 week Fed Funds Rate; section 3.3, Interest
Rates
LSmSF
Loss Severity Rate in month m=1...RM
section 3.6.3.6.5.2, Single Family and Multifamily Net Loss Severity Outputs
FREP
Fraction Repurchased (weighted average for Loan Group) (decimal)
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TABLE 3–54—INPUTS FOR WHOLE LOAN ACCOUNTING FLOWS
Variable
Description
Source
RM
Remaining Term to Maturity in months
RBC Report
UPD0
Sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., for the loan group,
such that the unamortized balance equals the book value minus the face value for the
loan group at the start of the Stress Test, adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor
RBC Report
NYR0
Net Yield Rate at time zero
section 3.6.3.3.4, Mortgage Amortization
Schedule Outputs
PUPBm
Performing Loan Group UPB in months m=0...RM
section 3.6.3.7.4, Stress Test Whole Loan
Cash Flow Outputs
PTR0
Pass-Through Rate at time zero
section 3.6.3.3.4, Mortgage Amortization
Schedule Outputs
SPUPBm
Security Performing UPB in months m=0...RM
section 3.6.3.7.4, Stress Test Whole Loan
Cash Flow Outputs
SUPD0
The sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc. associated with
the securities modeled using the Wtd Ave Percent Repurchased, such that the
unamortized balance equals the book value minus the face value for the relevant securities at the start of the Stress Test, adjusted by the percent repurchased and the Security
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
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TABLE 3–56—RBC REPORT INPUTS FOR SINGLE CLASS MBS CASH FLOWS
Variable
Description
A unique number identifying each mortgage pool
CUSIP Number
A unique number assigned to publicly traded securities by the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification
Procedures
Issuer
Issuer of the mortgage pool
Original UPB Amount
Original pool balance multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Current UPB Amount
Initial Pool balance (at the start of the Stress Test), multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Product Code
Mortgage product type for the pool
Security Rate Index
If the rate on the security adjusts over time, the index that the adjustment is based on
Unamortized Balance
The sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., such that the unamortized balance equals book value minus face value, adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Wt Avg Original Amortization Term
Original amortization term of the underlying loans, in months (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Remaining Term of Maturity
Remaining Maturity of the underlying loans at the start of the Stress Test (weighted average for underlying
loans)
Wt Avg Age
Age of the underlying loans at the start of the Stress Test (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Current Mortgage Interest rate
Mortgage Interest Rate of the underlying loans at the start of the Stress Test (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Pass-Through Rate
Pass-Through Rate of the underlying loans at the start of the Stress Test (weighted average for underlying
loans)
Wtg Avg Original Mortgage Interest Rate
The current UPB weighted average Mortgage Interest Rate in effect at Origination for the loans in the pool
Security Rating
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Pool Number
The most current rating issued by any Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization (NRSRO) for
this security, as of the reporting date. In the case of a ‘‘split’’ rating, the lowest rating should be given
Wt Avg Gross Margin
Gross margin for the underlying loans (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Net Margin
Net margin (used to determine the security rate for ARM MBS) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Rate Reset Period
Rate reset period in months (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
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Variable
Description
Wt Avg Rate Reset Limit
Rate reset limit up/down (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Life Interest Rate Ceiling
Maximum rate (lifetime cap) (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Life Interest Rate Floor
Minimum rate (lifetime floor) (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Payment Reset Period
Payment reset period in months (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Payment Reset Limit
Payment reset limit up/down (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Lookback Period
The number of months to look back from the interest rate change date to find the index value that will be
used to determine the next interest rate (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Negative Amortization Cap
The maximum amount to which the balance can increase before the payment is recast to a fully amortizing
amount. It is expressed as a fraction of the original UPB. (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Initial Interest Rate Period
Number of months between the loan origination date and the first rate adjustment date (ARM MBS only)
(weighted average for underlying loans)
Wt Avg Unlimited Payment Reset Period
Number of months between unlimited payment resets i.e., not limited by payment caps, starting with Origination date (ARM MBS only) (weighted average for underlying loans)
Notional Flag
Indicates that amounts reported in Original UPB Amount and Current UPB Amount are notional
UPB Scale Factor
Factor applied to the current UPB that offsets any timing adjustments between the security level data and
the Enterprise’s published financials
Whole Loan Modeling Flag
Indicates that the Current UPB Amount and Unamortized Balance associated with this Repurchased MBS
are included in the Wtg Avg Percent Repurchased and Security Unamortized Balance fields
FAS 115 Classification
The financial instrument’s classification according to FAS 115
HPGRK
Vector of House Price Growth Rates for quarters q=1...40 of the Stress Period
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Variable
Description
CUSIP Number
A unique number assigned to publicly traded securities by the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification
Procedures
Issuer
Issuer of the security: FNMA, FHLMC, GNMA or other
Original Security Balance
Original principal balance of the security (notional amount for Interest-Only securities) at the time of
issuance, multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Current Security Balance
Initial principal balance, or notional amount, at the start of the Stress Period multiplied by the Enterprise’s
percentage ownership
Current Security Percentage Owned
The percentage of a security’s total current balance owned by the Enterprise
Unamortized Balance
The sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., such that the unamortized balance equals book value minus face value, adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
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Variable
Description
CUSIP Number
A unique number assigned to publicly traded securities by the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification
Procedures
Original Security Balance
Original principal balance, multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
Current Security Balance
Initial principal balance (at start of Stress Period), multiplied by the Enterprise’s percentage ownership
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Variable
Description
Unamortized Balance
The sum of all unamortized discounts, premiums, fees, commissions, etc., such that the unamortized balance equals book value minus face value, adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Issue Date
The Issue Date of the security
Maturity Date
The stated Maturity Date of the security
Security Interest Rate
The rate at which the security earns interest, as of the reporting date
Principal Payment Window Starting Date, Down-Rate
Scenario
The month in the Stress Test that principal payment is expected to start for the security under the statutory
‘‘down’’ interest rate scenario, according to Enterprise projections
Principal Payment Window Ending Date, Down-Rate
Scenario
The month in the Stress Test that principal payment is expected to end for the security under the statutory
‘‘down’’ interest rate scenario, according to Enterprise projections
Principal Payment Window Starting Date, Up-Rate
Scenario
The month in the Stress Test that principal payment is expected to start for the security under the statutory
‘‘up’’ interest rate scenario, according to Enterprise projections
Principal Payment Window Ending Date, Up-Rate
Scenario
The month in the Stress Test that principal payment is expected to end for the security under the statutory
‘‘up’’ interest rate scenario, according to Enterprise projections
Security Rating
The most current rating issued by any Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization (NRSRO) for
this security, as of the reporting date. In the case of a ‘‘split’’ rating, the lowest rating should be given
Security Rate Index
If the rate on the security adjusts over time, the index on which the adjustment is based
Security Rate Index Coefficient
If the rate on the security adjusts over time, the coefficient is the number used to multiply by the value of the
index
Security Rate Index Spread
If the rate on the security adjusts over time, the spread is added to the value of the index multiplied by the
coefficient to determine the new rate
Security Rate Adjustment Frequency
The number of months between rate adjustments
Security Interest Rate Ceiling
The maximum rate (lifetime cap) on the security
Security Interest Rate Floor
The minimum rate (lifetime floor) on the security
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TABLE 3–66—INPUT VARIABLES FOR NONMORTGAGE INSTRUMENT CASH FLOWS
Data Elements
Description
Enterprise method of amortizing deferred balances (e.g., straight line)
Asset ID
CUSIP or Reference Pool Number identifying the asset underlying a derivative position
Asset Type Code
Code that identifies asset type used in the commercial information service (e.g. ABS, Fannie Mae pool,
Freddie Mac pool)
Associated Instrument ID
Instrument ID of an instrument linked to another instrument
Coefficient
Indicates the extent to which the coupon is leveraged or de-leveraged
Compound Indicator
Indicates if interest is compounded
Compounding Frequency
Indicates how often interest is compounded
Counterparty Credit Rating
NRSRO’s rating for the counterparty
Counterparty Credit Rating Type
An indicator identifying the counterparty’s credit rating as short-term (S) or long-term (L)
Counterparty ID
Enterprise counterparty tracking ID
Country Code
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Amortization Methodology Code
Standard country codes in compliance with Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 10–4
Credit Agency Code
Identifies NRSRO (e.g., Moody’s)
Current Asset Face Amount
Current face amount of the asset underlying a swap
Current Coupon
Current coupon or dividend rate of the instrument
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Data Elements
Description
Current unamortized premium or unaccreted discount of the instrument adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. If the proceeds from the issuance of debt or derivatives or the amount paid for an
asset were greater than par, the value should be positive. If the proceeds or the amounts paid were less
than par, the value should be negative
Current Unamortized Fees
Current unamortized fees associated with the instrument adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. Generally fees associated with the issuance of debt or derivatives should be negative numbers. Fees
associated with the purchase of an asset should generally be reported as positive numbers
Current Unamortized Hedge
Current unamortized hedging gains (positive) or losses (negative) associated with the instrument adjusted
by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Current Unamortized Other
Any other unamortized items originally associated with the instrument adjusted by the Unamortized Balance
Scale Factor. If the proceeds from the issuance of debt or derivatives or the amount paid for an asset
was greater than par, the value should be positive. If the proceeds or the amounts paid were less than
par, the value should be negative.
CUSIP_ISIN
CUSIP or ISIN Number identifying the instrument
Day Count
Day count convention (e.g. 30/360)
End Date
The last index repricing date
EOP Principal Balance
End of Period face, principal or notional, amount of the instrument
Exact Representation
Indicates that an instrument is modeled according to its contractual terms
Exercise Convention
Indicates option exercise convention (e.g., American Option)
Exercise Price
Par=1.0; Options
First Coupon Date
Date first coupon is received or paid
Index Cap
Indicates maximum index rate
Index Floor
Indicates minimum index rate
Index Reset Frequency
Indicates how often the interest rate index resets on floating-rate instruments
Index Code
Indicates the interest rate index to which floating-rate instruments are tied (e.g., LIBOR)
Index Term
Point on yield curve, expressed in months, upon which the index is based
Instrument Credit Rating
NRSRO credit rating for the instrument
Instrument Credit Rating Type
An indicator identifying the instruments credit rating as short-term (S) or long-term (L)
Instrument ID
An integer used internally by the Enterprise that uniquely identifies the instrument
Interest Currency Code
Indicates currency in which interest payments are paid or received
Interest Type Code
Indicates the method of interest rate payments (e.g., fixed, floating, step, discount)
Issue Date
Indicates the date that the instrument was issued
Life Cap Rate
The maximum interest rate for the instrument throughout its life
Life Floor Rate
The minimum interest rate for the instrument throughout its life
Look-Back Period
Period from the index reset date, expressed in months, that the index value is derived
Maturity Date
Date that the instrument contractually matures
Notional Indicator
Identifies whether the face amount is notional
Instrument Type Code
Indicates the type of instrument to be modeled (e.g., ABS, Cap, Swap)
Option Indicator
Indicates if instrument contains an option
Option Type
Indicates option type (e.g., Call option)
Original Asset Face Amount
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Current Unamortized Discount
Original face amount of the asset underlying a swap
Original Discount
Original premium or discount associated with the purchase or sale of the instrument adjusted by the
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. If the proceeds from the issuance of debt or derivatives or the amount
paid for an asset were greater than par, the value should be positive. If the proceeds or the amounts paid
were less than par, the value should be negative
Original Face
Original face, principal or notional, amount of the instrument
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Data Elements
Description
Original Fees
Fees or commissions paid at the time of purchase or sale adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. Generally fees associated with the issuance of debt or derivatives should be negative numbers. Fees
associated with the purchase of an asset should generally be reported as positive numbers
Original Hedge
Gains (positive) or losses (negative) from closing out a hedge associated with the instrument at settlement,
adjusted by the Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
Original Other
Any other amounts originally associated with the instrument to be amortized or accreted adjusted by the
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor. If the proceeds from the issuance of debt or derivatives or the amount
paid for an asset were greater than par, the value should be positive. If the proceeds or the amounts paid
were less than par, the value should be negative
Parent Entity ID
Enterprise internal tracking ID for parent entity
Payment Amount
Interest payment amount associated with the instrument (reserved for complex instruments where interest
payments are not modeled)
Payment Frequency
Indicates how often interest payments are made or received
Performance Date
‘‘As of’’ date on which the data is submitted
Periodic Adjustment
The maximum amount that the interest rate for the instrument can change per reset
Position Code
Indicates whether the Enterprise pays or receives interest on the instrument
Principal Currency Code
Indicates currency in which principal payments are paid or received
Principal Factor Amount
EOP Principal Balance expressed as a percentage of Original Face
Principal Payment Date
A valid date identifying the date that principal is paid
Settlement Date
A valid date identifying the date the settlement occurred
Spread
An amount added to an index to determine an instrument’s interest rate
Start Date
The date, spot or forward, when some feature of a financial contract becomes effective (e.g., Call Date), or
when interest payments or receipts begin to be calculated
Strike Rate
The price or rate at which an option begins to have a settlement value at expiration, or, for interest-rate
caps and floors, the rate that triggers interest payments
Submitting Entity
Indicates which Enterprise is submitting information
Trade ID
Unique code identifying the trade of an instrument
Transaction Code
Indicates the transaction that an Enterprise is initiating with the instrument (e.g. buy, issue reopen)
Transaction Date
A valid date identifying the date the transaction occurred
UPB Scale Factor
Factor applied to UPB to adjust for timing differences
Unamortized Balances Scale Factor
Factor applied to Unamortized Balances to adjust for timing differences
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[d] Futures and Options on Futures
also require special treatment:
1. Settle positions on their expiration
dates. Exercise only in-the-money
options (settlement value greater
than zero).
2. Settle all contracts for cash.
3. Calculate the cash settlement
amount—the change in price of a
contract from the contract trade
date to its expiration date. Calculate
the price on the expiration date
based on stress test interest rates
(or, as necessary, forward rates
extrapolated from these rates).
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4. Amortize amounts received or paid at
the expiration date into income or
expense on a straight-line basis over
the life of the underlying
instrument (in the case of an option
on a futures contract, the life of the
instrument underlying the futures
contract).
5. Amortize an option premium on a
straight-line basis over the life of
the option. (Amortize any
remaining balances upon option
exercise.)
[e] Swaptions also require special
treatment:
1. Assume swap settlement (i.e.,
initiation of the underlying swap)
when a swap option is exercised.
2. Calculate a ‘‘normalized’’ fixed-pay
coupon by subtracting the spread
over the index, if any, from the
coupon on the fixed-rate swap leg.
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Bermudan, and European),
consistent with RBC Rule section
3.8.3.7, assume exercise by the
party holding the swap option if the
equivalent maturity Enterprise Cost
of Funds is more than
a. 50 basis points above the
normalized fixed-pay coupon, for a payfixed swaption (a call or ‘payor’
swaption), or
b. 50 basis points below the
normalized fixed pay coupon for a
receive-fixed swaption (a put or
‘receiver’ swaption).
4. Amortize option premiums on a
straight-line basis over the option
term. (Amortize any remaining
balances upon option exercise).
[f] CPI-Linked Instruments also
require special treatment. The stress test
lacks the ability to accommodate
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floating-rate instruments that reset in
response to changes in the consumer
price index (CPI) as published by the
Bureau of Labor Statistics. Enterprise
issuance of CPI-linked instruments is
tied to swap market transactions
intended to create desired synthetic
debt structure and terms. In such cases,
the true economic position nets to the
payment terms of the related derivative
contract. Accordingly, in order to
accommodate and address the existence
of CPI-linked instruments in the
Enterprises’ portfolios, the net synthetic
position shall be evaluated in the stress
test. That is, for CPI-linked instruments
tied to swap transactions that are
formally linked in a hedge accounting
relationship, the Enterprise should
substitute the CPI-linked instrument’s
coupon payment terms with those of the
related swap contract.
[g] Pre-refunded municipal bonds also
require special treatments. Pre-refunded
municipal bonds are collateralized by
securities that are structured to fund all
the cash flows of the refunded
municipal bonds until the bonds are
callable. Since the call date for the
bonds, also referred to as the prerefunded date, is a more accurate
representation of the payoff date than
the contractual maturity date of the
bonds, the stress test models the bonds
to mature on the call date.
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TABLE 3–70—ALTERNATIVE MODELING TREATMENT INPUTS
Variable
Description
TYPE
Type of item (asset, liability or off-balance sheet item)
BOOK
Book Value of item (amount outstanding adjusted for deferred items)
FACE
Face Value or notional balance of item for off-balance sheet items
REMATUR
Remaining Contractual Maturity of item in whole months. Any fraction of a month equals one whole month.
RATE
Interest Rate
INDEX
Index used to calculate Interest Rate
FAS115
Designation that the item is recorded at fair value, according to FAS 115
RATING
Instrument or counterparty rating
FHA
In the case of off-balance sheet guarantees, a designation indicating 100% of collateral is guaranteed by FHA
MARGIN
Margin over an Index
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[a] * * *
1. Fair Values
a. The valuation impact of any
Applicable Fair Value Standards
(AFVS), cumulative from their time
of implementation, will be reversed
out of the starting position data, by
debiting any accumulated credits,
and crediting any accumulated
debits.
(1) AFVS are defined as GAAP
pronouncements that require
recognition of periodic changes in
fair value, e.g., EITF 99–20, FAS 65,
FAS 87, FAS 115, FAS 133, FAS
140, FAS 149 and FIN 45.
(2) The GAAP pronouncements
covered by this treatment are
subject to OFHEO review. The
Enterprises will submit a list of
standards and pronouncements
which are being reversed in the
RBC Reports.
b. After reversing the valuation
impact of AFVS, any affected
activities are rebooked as follows:
(1) If absent the adoption of the AFVS,
the affected transactions would
have been accounted for on an
historical cost basis, they are
rebooked and presented as if they
had always been accounted for on
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historical cost basis may include
amortization from the time of the
activity to the beginning of the
stress test.)
(2) To the extent that transactions
would not have been accounted for
on an historical cost basis, they are
accounted for as if they were
income and expense activities.
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Dated: June 6, 2006.
James B. Lockhart III,
Acting Director, Office of Federal Housing
Enterprise Oversight.
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight
12 CFR Part 1750
RIN 2550-AA35
Risk-Based Capital Regulation Amendment
AGENCY: Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, HUD.
ACTION: Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
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SUMMARY: The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) is
proposing technical amendments to Appendix A to Subpart B Risk-Based
Capital Regulation Methodology and Specifications of 12 CFR part 1750,
(Risk-Based Capital Regulation). The proposed amendments are intended
to enhance the accuracy and transparency of the calculation of the
risk-based capital requirement for the Enterprises and updates the
Risk-Based Capital Regulation to incorporate approved new activities
treatments.
DATES: Comments regarding this Notice of Proposed Rulemaking must be
received in writing on or before July 26, 2006. For additional
information, see SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION.
ADDRESSES: You may submit your comments on the proposed rulemaking,
identified by ``RIN 2550-AA35,'' by any of the following methods:
U.S. Mail, United Parcel Post, Federal Express, or Other
Mail Service: The mailing address for comments is: Alfred M. Pollard,
General Counsel, Attention: Comments/RIN 2550-AA35, Office of Federal
Housing Enterprise Oversight, Fourth Floor, 1700 G Street, NW.,
Washington, DC 20552.
Hand Delivery/Courier: The hand delivery address is:
Alfred M. Pollard, General Counsel, Attention: Comments/RIN 2550-AA35,
Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, Fourth Floor, 1700 G
Street, NW., Washington, DC 20552. The package should be logged at the
Guard Desk, First Floor, on business days between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
E-mail: Comments to Alfred M. Pollard, General Counsel,
may be sent by e-mail at RegComments@OFHEO.gov. Please include ``RIN
2550-AA35'' in the subject line of the message.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Isabella W. Sammons, Deputy General
Counsel, telephone (202) 414-3790 or Jamie Schwing, Associate General
Counsel, telephone (202) 414-3787 (not toll free numbers), Office of
Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, Fourth Floor, 1700 G Street, NW.,
Washington, DC 20552. The telephone number for the Telecommunications
Device for the Deaf is (800) 877-8339.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
I. Comments
The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) invites
comments on all aspects of the proposed regulation, and will take all
comments into consideration before issuing the final regulation. OFHEO
requests that comments submitted in hard copy also be accompanied by
the electronic version in Microsoft[supreg] Word or in portable
document format (PDF) on 3.5'' disk or CD-ROM.
Copies of all comments will be posted on the OFHEO Internet web
site at https://www.ofheo.gov. In addition, copies of all comments
received will be available for examination by the public on business
days between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., at the Office of Federal
Housing Enterprise Oversight, Fourth Floor, 1700 G Street, NW.,
Washington, DC 20552. To make an appointment to inspect comments,
please call the Office of General Counsel at (202) 414-3751.
II. Background
Title XIII of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992,
Pub. L. 102-550, titled the Federal Housing Enterprise Financial Safety
and Soundness Act of 1992 (Act) (12 U.S.C. 4501 et seq.) established
OFHEO as an independent office within the Department of Housing and
Urban Development to ensure that the Federal National Mortgage
Association (Fannie Mae) and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
(Freddie Mac) (collectively, the Enterprises) are adequately
capitalized, operate safely and soundly, and comply with applicable
laws, rules and regulations.
In furtherance of its regulatory responsibilities, OFHEO published
a final regulation setting forth a risk-based capital test which forms
the basis for determining the risk-based capital requirement for each
Enterprise.\1\ The Risk-Based Capital Test has been amended to
incorporate corrective and technical amendments that enhance the
accuracy and transparency of the calculation of the risk-based capital
requirement.\2\ Since the last amendment
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to the Risk-Based Capital Regulation, additional experience with the
regulation has raised further operational and technical issues. OFHEO
now proposes technical amendments to address four aspects of the Risk-
Based Capital Regulation. The proposed technical amendments would
incorporate additional interest rates indices, clarify definitions,
incorporate approved new Enterprise activities and update treatment of
certain mark-to-market accounting issues. These amendments are capital
neutral and largely codify existing practice undertaken pursuant to the
current Risk-Based Capital Regulation. In addition to the proposed
technical amendments, OFHEO plans additional future rulemakings to
address substantial topics such as making adjustments to the loss
severity equations used to calculate Enterprise risk-based capital and
the appropriateness of incorporating mark-to-market accounting into the
Risk-Based Capital Regulation. OFHEO also plans to update the Minimum
Capital Regulation to address fair value accounting and other
issues.\3\
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\1\Risk-Based capital, 66 FR 47730 (September 13, 2001), 12 CFR
part 1750.
\2\Risk-Based Capital, 66 FR 47730 (September 13, 2001), 12 CFR
part 1750, as amended, 67 FR 11850 (March 15, 2002), 67 FR 19321
(April 19, 2002), 68 FR 7309 (February 13, 2003).
\3\Minimum Capital, 61 FR 35607 (July 8, 1996), 12 CFR 1750, as
amended, 67 FR 19321 (April 19, 2002).
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Although the changes set forth in this amendment are technical and
are being proposed to incorporate proxy treatments, new activities, and
updates already used to calculate Enterprise capital requirements,
OFHEO welcomes comment as to whether these changes are optimal and on
any additional issues mentioned herein. The proposed technical
amendments are discussed in greater detail below.
A. Additional Interest Rate Indices
Due to developments in the mortgage and financial markets since the
promulgation of the Risk-Based Capital Regulation and the introduction
of a number of approved new activities at each Enterprise, OFHEO is
proposing additions to the interest rate indices used to measure
Enterprise risk. These new indices would be incorporated into the Risk-
Based Capital Regulation through revisions to Table ``3-18, Interest
Rate and Index Inputs,'' and Table ``3-27, Non-Treasury Interest
Rates,'' of Appendix A to Subpart B. The new interest rate indices are
the Constant Maturity Mortgage Index, 12 month Moving Treasury Average,
One month Freddie Mac Reference Bill, Certificate of Deposits Index, 2
Year Swap, 3 Year Swap, 5 Year Swap, 10 Year Swap, and 30 Year Swap.
B. Revised Risk-Based Capital Regulation Definitions
Additional operational experience with the Risk-Based Capital
Regulation, as well as financial and mortgage market developments, have
led OFHEO to conclude that a number of defined terms in the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation lack clarity or were otherwise insufficient.
Proposed technical amendments in this area include changes to recognize
that single family loans with interest-only periods have become common
and that the Enterprises have acquired or guaranteed such loans.
Sections 3.1.2.1, 3.6.3.3.1, and 3.6.3.3.2 of Appendix A to Subpart B,
currently provide a treatment for loans with interest-only periods.
However, the data definitions in sections 3.1.2.1, 3.6.3.3.1, and
3.6.3.3.2 assume only multifamily loans have this feature. OFHEO
proposes modifications to the data definitions in those sections of the
Risk-Based Capital Regulation to accommodate single family interest-
only loans. In addition to the single family interest-only issue, there
are more than 30 definitions related to deferred balances throughout
the Risk-Based Capital Regulation. These definitions are not clear or
consistent throughout the Risk-Based Capital Regulation and across
product type. Finally, the Risk-Based Capital Regulation definition of
``float days'' in sections 3.1.2.1.1 and 3.6.3.7.2 would be revised to
indicate more accurately that amounts referred to in that definition
are based on weighted averages for a given loan group.
C. Incorporation of New Enterprise Activities
Section 3.11 of the Risk-Based Capital Regulation provides a method
for recognizing and quantifying the capital impact of the innovations
in the financial and mortgage markets that impact the risk profiles of
the Enterprises. Section 3.11.3, Treatment of New Activities, sets
forth the procedures by which new Enterprise activities are reported to
OFHEO, analyzed by OFHEO to determine an appropriately conservative
treatment, and incorporated into the risk-based capital calculation.
The section also describes how each newly incorporated treatment is
made available to the public for comment and possible further revision.
Since the promulgation of the Risk-Based Capital Regulation, many new
activities treatments have been incorporated into the capital
calculation and posted on the OFHEO web site for public comment.
Because these new activities appear to be permanent and their
treatments have proved effective, OFHEO is proposing to incorporate
them into the text of the Risk-Based Capital Regulation. The proposed
technical amendments regarding new activities treatments in section
3.6, whole loan cash flows, include treatments concerning reverse
mortgages and split-rate arm loans. New activities treatments in
section 3.8, nonmortgage instrument cash flows, relate to futures and
options on futures, swaptions, consumer price index coupon linked
instruments, and pre-refunded tax-exempt municipal bonds. The proposed
amendments would appear at sections 3.6.3.3.1 and 3.8.3.6.2.
D. Update of Mark-to-Market Accounting Treatment
During the notice and comment development of the Risk-Based Capital
Regulation, commenters raised concerns regarding treatment of the
impact of mark-to-market accounting. At that time, Financial Accounting
Standard (FAS) 115 and FAS 133 required mark-to-market accounting for
certain instruments. In response to the requirements of FAS 115 and FAS
133, and taking into account public comments, OFHEO determined to
implement simplified procedures to allow the efficient and practical
implementation of the stress test. Generally, the simplified procedures
provide for the removal of the effects of mark-to-market accounting
from the balance sheet such that the balance sheet is stated on an
amortized cost basis.
Since the adoption of the Risk-Based Capital Regulation, a number
of new accounting standards have been adopted by the Financial
Accounting Standards Board that introduce fair values to the balance
sheet and that are similar in complexity to FAS 115 and FAS 133. OFHEO
is proposing a technical amendment to Section 3.10.3.6.2 [a] of the
Risk-Based Capital Regulation that would extend the current risk-based
capital regulatory treatment of FAS 115 and FAS 133 to other accounting
standards that require mark-to-market accounting. Under current
guidance from OFHEO, the Enterprises back out the impact of the new
mark-to-market accounting standards from their respective balance
sheets prior to submitting their Risk-Based Capital Reports to OFHEO.
The treatment set forth in the proposed amendment would codify this
practice.
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Regulatory Impacts
Executive Order 12866, Regulatory Planning and Review
The proposed technical amendments address provisions of the Risk-
Based Capital Regulation. The proposed technical amendments incorporate
new activities treatments of the Enterprises adopted in accordance with
the Risk-Based Capital Regulation, corrections to certain definitions,
updates to interest-rate indices and recognition of accounting rule
changes adopted since the Risk-Based Capital Regulation was
promulgated. The proposed technical amendments to the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation are not classified as an economically significant
rule under Executive Order 12866 because they would not result in an
annual effect on the economy of $100 million or more or a major
increase in costs or prices for consumers, individual industries,
Federal, state or local government agencies, or geographic regions; or
have significant adverse effects on competition, employment,
investment, productivity, innovation, or on the ability of United
States-based enterprises to compete with foreign-based enterprises in
foreign or domestic markets. Accordingly, no regulatory impact
assessment is required. Nevertheless, the proposed technical amendments
were submitted to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review
under the provisions of Executive Order 12866 as a significant
regulatory action.
Executive Order 13132, Federalism
Executive Order 13132 requires that Executive departments and
agencies identify regulatory actions that have significant federalism
implications. A regulation has federalism implications if it has
substantial direct effects on the states, on the relationship or
distribution of power between the Federal Government and the states, or
on the distribution of power and responsibilities among various levels
of government. The Enterprises are federally chartered entities
supervised by OFHEO. The proposed technical amendments to the Risk-
Based Capital Regulation address matters which the Enterprises must
comply with for Federal regulatory purposes. The proposed technical
amendments to the Risk-Based Capital Regulation address matters
regarding the risk-based capital calculation for the Enterprises and
therefore do not affect in any manner the powers and authorities of any
state with respect to the Enterprises or alter the distribution of
power and responsibilities between Federal and state levels of
government. Therefore, OFHEO has determined that the proposed
amendments to the Capital regulation have no federalism implications
that warrant preparation of a Federalism Assessment in accordance with
Executive Order 13132.
Paperwork Reduction Act
These amendments do not contain any information collection
requirements that require the approval of OMB under the Paperwork
Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq.).
Regulatory Flexibility Act
The Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601 et seq.) requires that
a regulation that has a significant economic impact on a substantial
number of small entities, small businesses, or small organizations must
include an initial regulatory flexibility analysis describing the
regulation's impact on small entities. Such an analysis need not be
undertaken if the agency has certified that the regulation does not
have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small
entities. 5 U.S.C. 605(b). OFHEO has considered the impact of the
proposed technical amendments to the Risk-Based Capital Regulation
under the Regulatory Flexibility Act. The General Counsel of OFHEO
certifies that the proposed technical amendments to the Risk-Based
Capital Regulation are not likely to have a significant economic impact
on a substantial number of small business entities because the
regulation is applicable only to the Enterprises, which are not small
entities for purposes of the Regulatory Flexibility Act.
List of Subjects in 12 CFR Part 1750
Capital classification, Mortgages, Risk-based capital.
Accordingly, for the reasons stated in the preamble, OFHEO amends
12 CFR part 1750 as follows:
PART 1750--CAPITAL
1. The authority citation for part 1750 continues to read as
follows:
Authority: 12 U.S.C. 4513, 4514, 4611, 4612, 4614, 4615, 4618.
2. Amend Appendix A to subpart B of part 1750 as follows:
a. Revise Table 3-2 in paragraph 3.1.2.1 [c];
b. Revise Table 3-4 in paragraph 3.1.2.1 [c];
c. Revise Table 3-5 in paragraph 3.1.2.1.1;
d. Revise Table 3-8 in paragraph 3.1.2.1.1;
e. Revise Table 3-9 in paragraph 3.1.2.1.1;
f. Revise Table 3-12 in paragraph 3.1.2.2 [a];
g. Revise Table 3-13 in paragraph 3.1.2.2 [b];
h. Revise Table 3-14 in paragraph 3.1.2.2 [c];
i. Revise Table 3-15 in paragraph 3.1.2.3;
j. Revise Table 3-16 in paragraph 3.1.2.4;
k. Revise Table 3-18 in paragraph 3.1.3.1 [c];
l. Revise Table 3-27 in paragraph 3.3.3 [a] 3. b.;
m. Redesignate paragraphs 3.6.3.3.1 [d] and [e] as new paragraphs
3.6.3.3.1. [c] 5. and [c] 6., respectively;
n. Add new paragraphs 3.6.3.3.1 [c] 7. and [c] 8.;
o. Revise Table 3-32 in paragraph 3.6.3.3.2;
p. Revise Table 3-51 in paragraph 3.6.3.7.2;
q. Revise Table 3-54 in paragraph 3.6.3.8.2;
r. Revise Table 3-56 in paragraph 3.7.2.1.1;
s. Revise Table 3-57 in paragraph 3.7.2.1.2 [a];
t. Revise Table 3-58 in paragraph 3.7.2.1.3 [a];
u. Revise Table 3-66 in paragraph 3.8.2 [a];
v. Redesignate paragraph 3.8.3.6.2 [d] as new paragraph 3.8.3.6.2
[h];
w. Add new paragraphs 3.8.3.6.2 [d] thru [g];
x. Revise Table 3-70 in paragraph 3.9.2;
y. Amend paragraphs 3.10.3.6.2 [a] 1. a. and b.
The revisions and additions read as follows:
Appendix A to Subpart B of Part 1750--Risk-Based Capital Test
Methodology and Specifications
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3.1.2.1 * * *
[c] * * *
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Table 3-2--Whole Loan Classification Variables
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Variable Description Range
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Reporting Date The last day of the quarter for the YYYY0331
loan group activity that is being YYYY0630
reported to OFHEO YYYY0930
YYYY1231
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Enterprise Enterprise submitting the loan group Fannie Mae
data Freddie Mac
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Business Type Single family or multifamily Single family
Multifamily
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Portfolio Type Retained portfolio or Sold portfolio Retained Portfolio
Sold Portfolio
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Government Flag Conventional or Government insured Conventional
loan Government
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Original LTV Assigned LTV classes based on the LTV<=60
ratio, in percent, between the 60 16.0
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Original Mortgage Interest Rate Assigned classes for the original 0.0<=Rate<4.0
mortgage interest rate 4.0<=Rate<5.0
5.0<=Rate<6.0
6.0<=Rate<7.0
7.0<=Rate<8.0
8.0<=Rate<9.0
9.0<=Rate<10.0
10.0<=Rate<11.0
11.0<=Rate<12.0
12.0<=Rate<13.0
13.0<=Rate<14.0
14.0<=Rate<15.0
15.0<=Rate<16.0
Rate=>16.0
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Mortgage Age Assigned classes for the age of the 0<=Age<=12
loan 12180
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Rate Reset Period Assigned classes for the number of Period=1
months between rate adjustments 1=4.00
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Prepayment Penalty Flag Indicates if prepayment of the loan Yes
is subject to active prepayment No
penalties or yield maintenance
provisions
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3.1.2.1.1* * *
Table 3-5--Mortgage Amortization Calculation Inputs
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Variable Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rate Type (Fixed or Adjustable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Product Type (30/20/15-Year FRM,
ARM, Balloon, Government, etc.)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPBORIG Unpaid Principal Balance at
Origination (aggregate for Loan
Group)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPB0 Unpaid Principal Balance at start
of Stress Test (aggregate for Loan
Group), adjusted by UPB scale
factor
------------------------------------------------------------------------
MIR0 Mortgage Interest Rate for the
Mortgage Payment prior to the
start of the Stress Test, or
Initial Mortgage Interest Rate for
new loans (weighted average for
Loan Group) (expressed as a
decimal per annum)
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PMT0 Amount of the Mortgage Payment
(Principal and Interest) prior to
the start of the Stress Test, or
first Payment for new loans
(aggregate for Loan Group),
adjusted by UPB scale factor
------------------------------------------------------------------------
AT Original loan Amortizing Term in
months (weighted average for Loan
Group)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
RM Remaining term to Maturity in
months (i.e., number of
contractual payments due between
the start of the Stress Test and
the contractual maturity date of
the loan) (weighted average for
Loan Group)
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A0 Age of the loan at the start of
Stress Test, in months (weighted
average for Loan Group)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
IRP Initial Rate Period, in months
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Interest-only Flag
------------------------------------------------------------------------
RIOP Remaining Interest-only period, in
months (weighted average for loan
group)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPB Scale Factor Factor determined by reconciling
reported UPB to published
financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Additional Interest Rate Inputs
------------------------------------------------------------------------
GFR Guarantee Fee Rate (weighted
average for Loan Group) (decimal
per annum)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
SFR Servicing Fee Rate (weighted
average for Loan Group) (decimal
per annum)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Additional Inputs for ARMs (weighted averages for Loan Group, except for
Index)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
INDEXm Monthly values of the contractual
Interest Rate Index
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LB Look-Back period, in months
------------------------------------------------------------------------
MARGIN Loan Margin (over index), decimal
per annum
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RRP Rate Reset Period, in months
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rate Reset Limit (up and down),
decimal per annum
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Maximum Rate (life cap), decimal
per annum
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Minimum Rate (life floor), decimal
per annum
------------------------------------------------------------------------
NAC Negative Amortization Cap, decimal
fraction of UPBORIG
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Unlimited Payment Reset Period, in
months
------------------------------------------------------------------------
PRP Payment Reset Period, in months
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Payment Reset Limit, as decimal
fraction of prior payment
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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3.1.2.1.1 * * *
Table 3-8--Miscellaneous Whole Loan Cash and Accounting Flow Inputs
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Variable Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------
GF Guarantee Fee rate (weighted
average for Loan Group) (decimal
per annum)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
FDS Float Days for Scheduled Principal
and Interest (weighted average for
Loan Group)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
FDP Float Days for Prepaid Principal
(weighted average for Loan Group)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
FREP Fraction Repurchased (weighted
average for Loan Group) (decimal)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
RM Remaining Term to Maturity in
months
------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPD0 Sum of all unamortized discounts,
premiums, fees, commissions, etc.,
for the loan group, such that the
unamortized balance equals the
book value minus the face value
for the loan group at the start of
the Stress Test, adjusted by the
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor Factor determined by reconciling
reported Unamortized Balance to
published financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
* * * * *
3.1.2.1.1 * * *
Table 3-9--Additional Inputs for Repurchased MBS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Variable Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wtd Ave Percent Repurchased For sold loan groups, the percent
of the loan group UPB that gives
the actual dollar amount of loans
that collateralize single class
MBSs that the Enterprise holds in
its own portfolio.
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SUPD0 The aggregate sum of all
unamortized discounts, premiums,
fees, commissions, etc.,
associated with the securities
modeled using the Wtd Ave Percent
Repurchased, such that the
unamortized balance equals the
book value minus the face value
for the relevant securities at the
start of the Stress Test, adjusted
by the percent repurchased and the
Security Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Security Unamortized Balances Scale Factor determined by reconciling
Factor reported Security Unamortized
Balances to published financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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3.1.2.2 * * *
[a] * * *
Table 3-12--Inputs for Single Class MBS Cash Flows
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Variable Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pool Number A unique number identifying each
mortgage pool
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CUSIP Number A unique number assigned to
publicly traded securities by the
Committee on Uniform Securities
Identification Procedures
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Issuer Issuer of the mortgage pool
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Government Flag Indicates Government insured
collateral
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Original UPB Amount Original pool balance adjusted by
UPB scale factor and multiplied by
the Enterprise's percentage
ownership
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current UPB Amount Initial Pool balance (at the start
of the StressTest), adjusted by
UPB scale factor and multiplied by
the Enterprise's percentage
ownership
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Product Code Mortgage product type for the pool
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Security Rate Index If the rate on the security adjusts
over time, the index that the
adjustment is based on
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Unamortized Balance The sum of all unamortized
discounts, premiums, fees,
commissions, etc., such that the
unamortized balance equals book
value minus face value, adjusted
by Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Original Amortization Term Original amortization term of the
underlying loans, in months
(weighted average for underlying
loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Remaining Term of Maturity Remaining maturity of the
underlying loans at the start of
the Stress Test (weighted average
for underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Age Age of the underlying loans at the
start of the Stress Test (weighted
average for underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Current Mortgage Interest Mortgage Interest Rate of the
rate underlying loans at the start of
the Stress Test (weighted average
for underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Pass-Through Rate Pass-Through Rate of the underlying
loans at the start of the Stress
Test (Sold loans only) (weighted
average for underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wtg Avg Original Mortgage Interest The current UPB weighted average
Rate mortgage interest rate in effect
at origination for the loans in
the pool
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Security Rating The most current rating issued by
any Nationally Recognized
Statistical Rating Organization
(NRSRO) for this security, as of
the reporting date
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Gross Margin Gross margin for the underlying
loans (ARM MBS only) (weighted
average for underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
.Wt Avg Net Margin Net margin (used to determine the
security rate for ARM MBS)
(weighted average for underlying
loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Rate Reset Period Rate reset period in months (ARM
MBS only) (weighted average for
underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Rate Reset Limit Rate reset limit up/down (ARM MBS
only) (weighted average for
underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Life Interest Rate Ceiling Maximum rate (lifetime cap) (ARM
MBS only) (weighted average for
underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Life Interest Rate Floor Minimum rate (lifetime floor) (ARM
MBS only) (weighted average for
underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Payment Reset Period Payment reset period in months (ARM
MBS only) (weighted average for
underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Payment Reset Limit Payment reset limit up/down (ARM
MBS only) (weighted average for
underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Lockback Period The number of months to look back
from the interest rate change date
to find the index value that will
be used to determine the next
interest rate. (weighted average
for underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Negative Amortization Cap The maximum amount to which the
balance can increase before the
payment is recast to a fully
amortizing amount. It is expressed
as a fraction of the original UPB.
(weighted average for underlying
loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Original Mortgage Interest The current UPB weighted average
Rate original mortgage interest rate
for the loans in the pool
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Initial Interest Rate Period Number of months between the loan
origination date and the first
rate adjustment date (weighted
average for underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wt Avg Unlimited Payment Reset Number of months between unlimited
Period payment resets, i.e., not limited
by payment caps, starting with
origination date (weighted average
for underlying loans)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Notional Flag Indicates if the amounts reported
in Original Security Balance and
Current Security Balance are
notional
------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPB Scale Factor Factor determined by reconciling
reported UPB to published
financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor Factor determined by reconciling
reported Unamortized Balance to
published financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Whole Loan Modeling Flag Indicates that the Current UPB
Amount and Unamortized Balance
associated with this repurchased
MBS are included in the Wtg Avg
Percent Repurchased and Security
Unamortized Balance fields
------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAS 115 Classification The financial instrument's
classification according to FAS
115
------------------------------------------------------------------------
HPGRK Vector of House Price Growth Rates
for quarters q=1...40 of the
Stress Period.
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Table 3-13--Information for Multi-Class and Derivative MBS Cash Flows
Inputs
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Variable Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------
CUSIP Number A unique number assigned to
publicly traded securities by the
Committee on Uniform Securities
Identification Procedures
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Issuer Issuer of the security: FNMA,
FHLMC, GNMA or other
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Original Security Balance Original principal balance of the
security (notional amount for
interest-only securities) at the
time of issuance, adjusted by UPB
scale factor, multiplied by the
Enterprise's percentage ownership
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current Security Balance Initial principal balance, or
notional amount, at the start of
the Stress Period, adjusted by UPB
scale factor, multiplied by the
Enterprise's percentage ownership
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current Security Percentage Owned The percentage of a security's
total current balance owned by the
Enterprise
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Notional Flag Indicates if the amounts reported
in Original Security Balance and
Current Security Balance are
notional
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Unamortized Balance The sum of all unamortized
discounts, premiums, fees,
commissions, etc., such that the
unamortized balance equals book
value minus face value, adjusted
by the Unamortized Balance Scale
Factor
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor Factor determined by reconciling
reported Unamortized Balance to
published financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPB Scale Factor Factor determined by reconciling
the reported current security
balance to published financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Security Rating The most current rating issued by
any Nationally Recognized
Statistical Rating Organization
(NRSRO) for this security, as of
the reporting date
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Table 3-14--Inputs for MRBs and Derivative MBS Cash Flows Inputs
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Variable Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------
CUSIP Number A unique number assigned to
publicly traded securities by the
Committee on Uniform Securities
Identification Procedures
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Original Security Balance Original principal balance,
adjusted by UPB scale factor and
multiplied by the Enterprise's
percentage ownership
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current Security Balance Initial principal balance (at start
of Stress Period), adjusted by UPB
scale factor and multiplied by the
Enterprise's percentage ownership
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Unamortized Balance The sum of all unamortized
discounts, premiums, fees,
commissions, etc., such that the
unamortized balance equals book
value minus face value, adjusted
by Unamortized Balance scale
factor
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Unamortized Balance Scale Factor Factor determined by reconciling
reported Unamortized Balance to
published financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPB Scale Factor Factor determined by reconciling
the reported current security
balance to published financials
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Floating Rate Flag Indicates the instrument pays
interest at a floating rate
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Issue Date The issue date of the security
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Maturity Date The stated maturity date of the
security
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Security Interest Rate The rate at which the security
earns interest, as of the