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Assume 4 tranches at the first level of securitization: AAA (78%), A (10%), BBB (10%), and NR (2%) What are the losses to tranches of ABS?
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- Assets Cash Receivables (net) Inventory PP & E (net) Patents&Licenses Goodwill Total assets Liabilities & Equity Accounts payable Short term debt Long term debt Preferred stock Common Equity Total Liabilities + Equity New Chip Corp Balance Sheet at 12/31/22 ($ in Millions) 31 45 64 215 28 19 402 53 19 179 23 128 402P1 and P2 have a default setting of 1.00, meaning only the first payment is analyzed. Scroll down to the balance after the first payment, amount paid toward principal, and amount paid toward interest. BAL = $443,963.80 PRN = $56,036.20 INT = $40,000.00 To examine the last payment, change P1 and P2 to 7 and review the amortization output: What is the remaining balance? How much of the final payment goes toward repaying principal? How much of the final payment goes toward paying interest?Which of the following formulas should be used to compute for the compound interest rate? -b+/b²-4ac a. r = (m)(100%) 2a b. = [(1 + r2) (m,)(100%) c. r2 = [(1+)m1 – 1](100%) %3D m2. %3D n |F d. r= - 1) (m)(100%)
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