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An institutional investor's guide to the burgeoning field of reverse mortgage securitization Reverse Mortgages and Linked Securities is a contributed title comprising many of the leading minds in the Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECM) industry, including reverse mortgage lenders, institutional investors, underwriters, attorneys, and regulators. This book begins with a brief history of reverse mortgages, and quickly moves on to discuss how the industry has evolved-detailing the players in these markets as well as the process. It discusses the securitization of reverse mortgages and…mehr
An institutional investor's guide to the burgeoning field of reverse mortgage securitization
Reverse Mortgages and Linked Securities is a contributed title comprising many of the leading minds in the Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECM) industry, including reverse mortgage lenders, institutional investors, underwriters, attorneys, and regulators.
This book begins with a brief history of reverse mortgages, and quickly moves on to discuss how the industry has evolved-detailing the players in these markets as well as the process. It discusses the securitization of reverse mortgages and other linked securities and includes coverage of pricing techniques and risk mitigation. This reliable resource also takes the time to cover the current regulatory environment of the HECM market, which is constantly changing due to the current state of the real estate market.
Highlights specific strategies that will allow institutional investors to benefit from the resurgence of reverse mortgages and linked securities
One of the only guides to reverse mortgages and linked securities targeted towards institutional investors interested in securitized products
If you want to make the most of reverse mortgages and linked securities, take the time to read this book.
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Autorenporträt
VISHAAL B. BHUYAN has been involved in the "life markets" for over five years and has focused on analyzing and investing in life settlements, reverse mortgages, and other linked assets. He has advised a number of large investment funds on the longevity and mortality risk asset class and has been invited to speak at various investment and industry-specific conferences across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Bhuyan is also the editor and coauthor of Life Markets: Trading Mortality and Longevity Risk with Life Settlements and Linked Securities (Wiley) and will be releasing The Esoteric Investor (FT Press) in 2011.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface xi Acknowledgments xvii List of Contributors xix Part One Reverse Mortgage Basics 1 Chapter 1 Reverse Mortgage Primer 3 Loan Disbursements 4 Overview of Lender Challenges 6 Summary 6 Chapter 2 The History of Reverse Mortgages: An Insider's View 8 Formative Years 8 Private Programs 9 First Lifetime Reverse Mortgages 10 Fannie Mae Stakes a Claim to the Marketplace 12 Roots of the Securitization of Reverse Mortgages 13 Summary 15 Notes 16 Chapter 3 HECM Explained: Reverse Mortgages Originated via the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) Program 17 Legislative History and Program Fundamentals 18 Disbursing Funds and Calculating Loans and Interest 19 Changes to the Program Following the 2008 Act 21 Consumer-Focused Elements of the Program 24 Summary 26 Notes 28 Part Two Underwriting and Risk Analysis 33 Chapter 4 Underwriting Reverse Mortgages 35 Underwriting Life Expectancy 36 Life Settlement versus Reverse Mortgage Underwriting 37 Simplicity of the Current Reverse Mortgage Underwriting Process 37 Why Does Underwriting Matter? 38 Proposed Elements of Reverse Mortgage Underwriting 38 Summary 42 Chapter 5 Risk Mitigation from Existing and Proposed Financial Products 43 Reverse Mortgage Risks 46 Agency versus Nonconforming Loans 48 Summary 53 Notes 54 Chapter 6 Longevity Risk and Fair Value Accounting 55 Longevity Cost Calculator TM as a Loan Underwriting and Pricing Tool 61 Reverse Mortgage Loan Pricing Using the Longevity Cost Calculator 74 Existing Accounting Framework 75 Suggested GAAP-Compliant Methodology to Standardize Life Settlement Underwriting 77 Summary 78 Notes 79 Chapter 7 Risk Mitigation: Available Hedges and Products in Development for Risk Transfer 81 Hedging Crossover Components in the Capital Markets 82 Insurance Solutions 86 Summary 90 Note 90 Chapter 8 Criteria for Rating U.K. Reverse Mortgage-Backed Securities 91 Overview of Reverse (Equity Release) Mortgages 91 Reverse Mortgage-Backed Securitization 92 Mortality Assumptions 93 Prepayment Assumptions 94 House Price Increase Assumptions 95 Costs and Sale Period 97 Summary 97 Part Three Tax Treatment 99 Chapter 9 U.S. Federal Income Tax Aspects of Reverse Mortgages 101 What Is a Reverse Mortgage? 102 Deductibility of Interest Payments on Reverse Mortgages 102 Securitization of Reverse Mortgage Loans via REMIC Structures 103 Practical Observations Regarding Investment Reverse Mortgage REMIC Securities 105 Summary 106 Notes 107 Part Four Reverse Mortgages in Context 109 Chapter 10 Unlocking Housing Equity in Japan 111 Implementation in the Japanese Context 112 Feasibility of Reverse Mortgages in Japan 117 Summary 121 Notes 124 Chapter 11 The Secondary Market in Home Equity Conversion Mortgages 127 The Reverse Mortgage to Liquidate Home Equity 127 HECM: A Financial Innovation 130 Cash Flows, Risk, and Uncertainty 131 The Secondary Market for HECM 132 HECM Securitization 134 Longevity Risk Embedded in HECM 137 The Constraints of the Underlying Asset 140 Concluding Remarks 145 Summary 146 Appendix a Housing Wealth Among the Elderly 149 Wealth in Housing 149 Owner-Occupancy Rates 152 How Risky Is Housing Wealth? 153 Do the Elderly Decumulate Their Housing Wealth? 155 Notes 159 Appendix B Reverse Mortgage Analytics 161 Determining the Payout Values: Practical Considerations 162 Computing Payout Values: An Example 163 Notes 165 Glossary 167 About the Author 171 About the Contributors 173 Index 181
Preface xi Acknowledgments xvii List of Contributors xix Part One Reverse Mortgage Basics 1 Chapter 1 Reverse Mortgage Primer 3 Loan Disbursements 4 Overview of Lender Challenges 6 Summary 6 Chapter 2 The History of Reverse Mortgages: An Insider's View 8 Formative Years 8 Private Programs 9 First Lifetime Reverse Mortgages 10 Fannie Mae Stakes a Claim to the Marketplace 12 Roots of the Securitization of Reverse Mortgages 13 Summary 15 Notes 16 Chapter 3 HECM Explained: Reverse Mortgages Originated via the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) Program 17 Legislative History and Program Fundamentals 18 Disbursing Funds and Calculating Loans and Interest 19 Changes to the Program Following the 2008 Act 21 Consumer-Focused Elements of the Program 24 Summary 26 Notes 28 Part Two Underwriting and Risk Analysis 33 Chapter 4 Underwriting Reverse Mortgages 35 Underwriting Life Expectancy 36 Life Settlement versus Reverse Mortgage Underwriting 37 Simplicity of the Current Reverse Mortgage Underwriting Process 37 Why Does Underwriting Matter? 38 Proposed Elements of Reverse Mortgage Underwriting 38 Summary 42 Chapter 5 Risk Mitigation from Existing and Proposed Financial Products 43 Reverse Mortgage Risks 46 Agency versus Nonconforming Loans 48 Summary 53 Notes 54 Chapter 6 Longevity Risk and Fair Value Accounting 55 Longevity Cost Calculator TM as a Loan Underwriting and Pricing Tool 61 Reverse Mortgage Loan Pricing Using the Longevity Cost Calculator 74 Existing Accounting Framework 75 Suggested GAAP-Compliant Methodology to Standardize Life Settlement Underwriting 77 Summary 78 Notes 79 Chapter 7 Risk Mitigation: Available Hedges and Products in Development for Risk Transfer 81 Hedging Crossover Components in the Capital Markets 82 Insurance Solutions 86 Summary 90 Note 90 Chapter 8 Criteria for Rating U.K. Reverse Mortgage-Backed Securities 91 Overview of Reverse (Equity Release) Mortgages 91 Reverse Mortgage-Backed Securitization 92 Mortality Assumptions 93 Prepayment Assumptions 94 House Price Increase Assumptions 95 Costs and Sale Period 97 Summary 97 Part Three Tax Treatment 99 Chapter 9 U.S. Federal Income Tax Aspects of Reverse Mortgages 101 What Is a Reverse Mortgage? 102 Deductibility of Interest Payments on Reverse Mortgages 102 Securitization of Reverse Mortgage Loans via REMIC Structures 103 Practical Observations Regarding Investment Reverse Mortgage REMIC Securities 105 Summary 106 Notes 107 Part Four Reverse Mortgages in Context 109 Chapter 10 Unlocking Housing Equity in Japan 111 Implementation in the Japanese Context 112 Feasibility of Reverse Mortgages in Japan 117 Summary 121 Notes 124 Chapter 11 The Secondary Market in Home Equity Conversion Mortgages 127 The Reverse Mortgage to Liquidate Home Equity 127 HECM: A Financial Innovation 130 Cash Flows, Risk, and Uncertainty 131 The Secondary Market for HECM 132 HECM Securitization 134 Longevity Risk Embedded in HECM 137 The Constraints of the Underlying Asset 140 Concluding Remarks 145 Summary 146 Appendix a Housing Wealth Among the Elderly 149 Wealth in Housing 149 Owner-Occupancy Rates 152 How Risky Is Housing Wealth? 153 Do the Elderly Decumulate Their Housing Wealth? 155 Notes 159 Appendix B Reverse Mortgage Analytics 161 Determining the Payout Values: Practical Considerations 162 Computing Payout Values: An Example 163 Notes 165 Glossary 167 About the Author 171 About the Contributors 173 Index 181
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