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- Macroeconomic-Driven Prepayment Risk and the Valuation of Mortgage . . .
Consistent with this, we find that implied prepayments are substantially higher than actual prepayments, providing direct evidence of significant prepayment risk premia in mortgage-backed security prices We analyze the properties of the prepayment risk premium and find that it is almost entirely due to compensation for turnover risk
- C o m p e t i n g R i s k s M o d e l s u s i n g M o r t g a g e D u r . . .
The leading example in this paper is mortgage loan termination, where the two competing risks are prepayment and default In the model, for each loan n in the sample, let T be the latent duration until prepayment and
- Modelling Competitive Mortgage Termination Option Strategies: Default . . .
Abstract We build a two-stage competing risk model for pricing four types of early termi-nation options written on commercial mortgages: default vs restructuring and pre-payment vs defeasance as two pairs of competitions It is the first study to consider restructuring as a “competitor” with default The key feature of our model is to intro-duce collateral underlying property market supply
- mbs2f. dvi - Federal Reserve Board
This paper develops a two-factor structural mortgage pricing model that handles both pre-payment and default Our results indicate that house price fundamentals are important and that a house price factor should be included in valuation models of mortgage contracts with embedded prepayment and default options
- Modeling Mortgages with Prepayment Penalties - JSTOR
Since prepayment and default can be regarded as options embedded in the mortgage debt to borrowers, the option-based approach to valuing mortgages has been popular among academics Deng (1997) proposed a unified model of contingent claims and competing risks of mortgage termination by prepayment and default
- PREPAYMENT RISK AND EXPECTED MBS RETURNS
While prepayments due to interest rate movements of government securities can be hedged, the requirement of a hedging model leads to model risk Moreover, it is even more challenging, if not impossible, to hedge against prepayment risk driven by shocks to spreads between government and mortgage rates, changing credit condi-tions, house price appreciation, and regulatory changes As result, MBS
- Mortgage Prepayment and Path-Dependent Effects of Monetary Policy . . .
Using a household model of mortgage prepayment matched to detailed loan-level evidence on the relationship between prepayment and rate incentives, we argue that recent interest rate paths will generate substantial headwinds for future monetary stimuli
- Risk-based Capital Requirements for Mortgage Assets
In recent years, survival analysis (especially proportional hazard estimation) with prepayments and default treated as competing risks has become the preferred empirical approach to investigating mortgage credit (see Deng, Quigley, and Van Order [2000] for the most recent approach to competing risk methodology)
- Mortgage Prepayment and Path-Dependent Effects of Monetary Policy
In both our model and in the data, the key feature driving the path-dependent effects of monetary policy is this observation that mortgages with positive "rate gaps" (the difference between the outstanding mortgage rate on a loan m and the current market rate m on similar mortgages) are much more likely to refinance
- Mortgage Prepayments and an Analysis of the Wharton Prepayment Model
While most academic studies easily gloss over this issue, assuming some abstract model of prepayment, like a proportional hazards approach, practitioners turn to complex econometric and forecasting mod els With an outstanding debt?in residen tial mortgages alone?of $3 25 trillion (first quarter of 1992) interest in the issue is understandable
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