Please show step by step how to solve and please show all formulas. The Green Bank originates a pool of containing 100 30-year fixed-rate mortgages with loan amount of $250,000 each. All mortgages in the pool carry a rate of 6.5% with monthly payments. The servicing fee is 0.05% each month. The Green Bank would like to sell the pool to investors via IO/PO Strips. Suppose that they issue 150,000 shares of IO/PO Strips and the market interest rate is 6%. Questions A. Assume that there are no prepayment and no default, how much an investor would like to pay for each share of the IO/PO Strips? B. What is the price of each share of the IO/PO Strips if there are a constant prepayment rate of 1.5% every month and no default? C. What is the price of each share of the IO/PO Strips if there are a constant default rate of 1.5% every month (assuming the recovering rate is 50%) and no prepayment? D. Please briefly explain your findings.

Please show step by step how to solve and please show all formulas. The Green Bank originates a pool of containing 100 30-year fixed-rate mortgages with loan amount of $250,000 each. All mortgages in the pool carry a rate of 6.5% with monthly payments. The servicing fee is 0.05% each month. The Green Bank would like to sell the pool to investors via IO/PO Strips. Suppose that they issue 150,000 shares of IO/PO Strips and the market interest rate is 6%. Questions A. Assume that there are no prepayment and no default, how much an investor would like to pay for each share of the IO/PO Strips? B. What is the price of each share of the IO/PO Strips if there are a constant prepayment rate of 1.5% every month and no default? C. What is the price of each share of the IO/PO Strips if there are a constant default rate of 1.5% every month (assuming the recovering rate is 50%) and no prepayment? D. Please briefly explain your findings.

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

14th Edition

ISBN:9781337514835

Author:MOYER

Publisher:MOYER

Chapter5: The Time Value Of Money

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15P

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