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ARCHIVE | Criteria | Structured Finance | RMBS: Preliminary Rating Criteria for Singapore Private Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Oct 99
Standard & Poors, Oct 1999
Abstract Based on research of Singapore's economy, lending and property markets, and property laws, Standard & Poor's has established its preliminary rating criteria for Singapore residential mortgage securitization. This criteria is adapted solely for private mass residential properties, rather than luxury residential properties. The luxury sector is investment-driven, and exhibits higher price volatility. The sector also has less depth, and, therefore, is less liquid. The criteria reflect Singapore's well-functioning legal system as it relates to property conveyancing, insolvency, and banking. A benchmark pool was devised from research into parameters for mortgage underwriting and property characteristics (see Table 1). The benchmark pool serves as a yardstick by which the risk in any given mortgage pool may be measured. The benchmark pool is...
Companies mentioned in this report are: Singapore (Republic of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
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