• In the wake of the cancellation of our Spring mortgage programs, the annual Credit Risk Transfer Symposium and the Non-QM MBS Conference, IMN will be delivering a series of webinars this June 10-12, focused on each of these sectors and the investor reaction to collateral performance amid forbearance actions. We believe that it is important to provide a platform for key developments in the GSE and Private Label RMBS sectors to be shared broadly with the securitization industry. As a service to our ABS community, registration to the virtual RMBS series is complimentary for all participants and includes access to on-demand viewing. We have worked with our esteemed CRT and Non-QM advisory boards to condense valuable and efficient coverage into a reduced number of live afternoon sessions featuring audience Q&A and interactive audience polling. In order to ensure maximal compliance and security for our financial services colleagues, the live sessions will be hosted via Cisco Webex.
  
  

4:00 PM (Eastern Time)
COVID-19: A True Test to the Functionality of CRT

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  • Do non-agencies/servicers have enough liquidity to support forbearance and modification of GSEs and other expected CRT programs?
  • Delinquency triggers for GSEs: What will happen if there is a spike in delinquencies? Will structures perform?
  • Long term projections: Is trading based on liquidity performance or value of the securities?
  • Evaluation of secondary market liquidity
  • What does CRT recovery look like? How will borrowers re perform on the back end of this pandemic?

  
  
  

  • Andy Davidson, President (Andrew Davidson & Co., Inc.)

4:50 PM (Eastern Time)
Live Audience Q&A

5:10 PM (Eastern Time)
Webinar Concludes

4:00 PM (Eastern Time)
Urgent Care for Private Label Mortgage Backed Securities: What is Needed to Triage the Market, Aid Borrowers, and Protect Investors

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  • Collateral performance review to date: How have privately originated mortgage-backed securities performed since the first wave of payment deferrals in April?
  • Scoping the scale of mortgage forbearance impact on existing mortgage backed securities or those soon to be issued
  • PLS MBS lacks the explicit government guarantee of GSE paper, and is therefore more dependent on servicer advances to cover the temporary gaps in borrower payments. What is the government’s intention in terms of supporting the independent servicer? How deep is the well for mortgage servicer advances? What happens if funding runs dry?
  • Capacity concerns regarding failure of independent servicers: are the banks properly staffed and ready to take on the extra volume?
  • Separating the advantageous from the truly troubled seeking mortgage forbearance: are banks equipped to determine who rightfully earns forbearance benefits?
  • Are we seeing any parts of the economy return to normalcy two months into quarantine actions?

  
  
  

  • Eric Kaplan, Director, Housing Finance Program (Milken Institute - Center for Financial Markets)

4:50 PM (Eastern Time)
Live Audience Q&A

5:10 PM (Eastern Time)
Webinar Concludes

4:00 PM (Eastern Time)
PLS Mortgage Backed Securities: Issuers & Investors, Thinking of the Unthinkable

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  • What are investors’ top concerns? How deep does the rabbit hole go in terms of losses hitting the senior tranches? How big can the losses potentially tally?
  • What are issuers’ top concerns? Are they looking to protect the equity in their deals? How did the non QM loans perform in the last two months relative to GSE originated mortgages? Other consumer asset classes?

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  • Vincent Fiorillo, Former Head of Global Relationship Management (DoubleLine Capital)
  • Stephen LaPlante, Research Analyst (Loomis, Sayles & Company, L.P.)
  • Harris Trifon, Co-Head of Mortgages and Consumer Credit (Western Asset Management)

4:50 PM (Eastern Time)
Live Audience Q&A

5:10 PM (Eastern Time)
Webinar Concludes