Description

Book Synopsis

Develop the skillset essential to successful securitisation swaps management

Securitisation Swaps is a complete practitioner's guide to this unique and complex class of derivatives. This detailed examination follows the entire life cycle of securitisation swaps to give quants, structurers, traders, originators, issuers and lawyers a common reference for understanding their shared objective. Broad in scope to provide a common-ground perspective yet detailed enough to promote full understanding the discussion takes a distinctly cross-disciplinary approach that encompasses the multi-faceted knowledge base required to successfully execute these complex trades.

Despite the fact that the size of the market is trillions of dollars in notional principal, securitisation swaps have thus far been neglected in both academic and practitioner literature. The numerous stakeholders that work together on these complex deals will all greatly benefit from a thorough under

Table of Contents

About the Author xiii

Foreword xv

Acknowledgements xix

Chapter 1

Introduction 1

Chapter 2

Overview of Structured Funding 5

Funding 5

Funding Instruments 7

Securitisation 8

The Securitisation Process 8

Structured Funding Participants 9

Asset and Cash Flow Transformation 16

Summary of Securitisation 18

Master Trusts 18

Securitisation and the GFC 21

Covered Bonds 22

Documentary Framework 24

Offer Document 24

Subscription Agreement 25

Sale Agreement 25

Trust Documentation 25

Servicing Agreement 27

Swaps 27

Ancillary Service Provider Documentation 28

Structured Funding Markets 31

Risks 32

Credit Risk 32

Market Risk 32

Liquidity Risk 33

Prepayment Risk 33

Extension Risk 34

Downgrade Risk 34

Operational Risk 35

Legal Risk 35

Chapter 3

Asset-Backed Debt Structures 37

Loan Pool Dynamics 37

Derivation of Eq. (3.1) 38

Pool Amortisation 42

Securitisation Structures 42

Standalone Structures with Pass-Through Tranches 42

Standalone Structures with Bullet Tranches 47

Standalone Structures with Controlled Amortisation Tranches 48

Tranche Conservation Laws 49

Master Trust RMBS Structures 50

Credit Card ABS Structures 55

Covered Bond Structures 57

Hard Bullets 57

Extendible Maturity Structures 58

Comparison of Structures 59

Chapter 4

Swaps in Structured Funding 61

An Overview of Vanilla Swaps 61

Interest Rate Swaps 61

Cross-Currency Swaps 64

Vanilla Swap Pricing 66

Asset Swaps 68

Liability Swaps 70

Standby Swaps 72

Swap Priority and Flip Clauses 74

Chapter 5

Swap Prepayment Risk 79

What is Swap Prepayment Risk? 79

The Expected Swap Schedule 80

Balance Guarantee Swaps 83

Re-Hedging 84

What Factors Drive Prepayment Rates? 90

Monte Carlo Modelling of Swap Prepayment Risk 91

Working with a Mixed Measure 92

Modelling Prepayment 93

Modelling the Market Risk Factors 96

Simulation Methodology 97

Greeks, Hedging and VaR 103

Computing Greeks 103

Hedging 104

Value-at-Risk 106

XVA 108

Computing XVA for Swaps with Prepayment Risk 108

Intermediated Asset Swaps 109

Mitigation Strategies 110

Risk Transfer 110

Controlled Amortisation Structures 111

Reducing Prepayment Volatility via Diversification 112

Due Diligence and Surveillance 114

Duty of Continuous Disclosure 115

Step-Ups 116

System Issues and Whole-of-Life Deal Management 116

Trade Capture 116

Trade Maintenance 117

Risk Systems 118

Chapter 6

Swap Extension Risk 119

What is Swap Extension Risk? 119

Examples of Extension Risk 121

Dependence on the Capital Structure: Standalone SPVs 126

Extension Risk in UK RMBS Master Trusts 127

Covered Bond Extension Risk 127

A Simple Pricing Framework for 1-Factor Stochastic FX 128

Full Pricing Framework in a Multi-Factor Setting 132

Mitigation Strategies 133

Pre-Trade Structuring versus Real-Time Hedging 133

Pre-Trade Structuring 135

Real-Time Hedging 138

Stress Testing 139

Chapter 7

Downgrade Risk 141

Rating Agency Criteria 142

Criteria Specifics 144

Examples 146

Legal Aspects 149

Updates of Counterparty Criteria 151

Trade Capture and System Challenges 153

The Competitive Landscape for Third-Party Swap Providers 155

Basel III and the Liquidity Coverage Ratio 157

Liquidity Transfer Pricing 159

Constructing the LTP Curve 161

Updating the LTP Curve 162

Contingent Funding Valuation Adjustment 162

What Is CFVA? 162

Costs and Probabilities 163

The CFVA Calculation 165

Revaluation and Hedging 170

Risk Limits 171

Tenor 172

Currency 172

Purpose 172

Mitigation Strategies 172

Choice of Rating Agencies 173

Contractual Protections 174

Optimum Implementation of Counterparty Criteria 174

Risk Transfer 176

Collateralisation from Day One 176

Replacement Risk 177

Replacement of the Swap Provider 178

Third-Party Guarantors 178

Restructuring 179

Mitigants 179

Chapter 8

Deal Management 181

Pricing 181

The Total Swap Cost 181

Pricing Transparency 183

Execution Charges 184

Deal Checklist for Swap Providers 185

Closing the Deal 186

The Pricing Call 186

Executing the Documents 187

Covered Bond Coupon Rounding 187

Market Risk Management 188

Measurement 189

Monitoring 189

Governance and Risk Limits 189

Inform and Act 190

Future Regulation 193

Accounting 194

Fair Value 194

Revenue Reserves 196

Fair Value Hierarchy of Valuation Inputs 197

Glossary 199

References 201

Index 203

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: 15/03/2019
      ISBN13: 9781119532279, 978-1119532279
      ISBN10: 1119532272

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Develop the skillset essential to successful securitisation swaps management

      Securitisation Swaps is a complete practitioner's guide to this unique and complex class of derivatives. This detailed examination follows the entire life cycle of securitisation swaps to give quants, structurers, traders, originators, issuers and lawyers a common reference for understanding their shared objective. Broad in scope to provide a common-ground perspective yet detailed enough to promote full understanding the discussion takes a distinctly cross-disciplinary approach that encompasses the multi-faceted knowledge base required to successfully execute these complex trades.

      Despite the fact that the size of the market is trillions of dollars in notional principal, securitisation swaps have thus far been neglected in both academic and practitioner literature. The numerous stakeholders that work together on these complex deals will all greatly benefit from a thorough under

      Table of Contents

      About the Author xiii

      Foreword xv

      Acknowledgements xix

      Chapter 1

      Introduction 1

      Chapter 2

      Overview of Structured Funding 5

      Funding 5

      Funding Instruments 7

      Securitisation 8

      The Securitisation Process 8

      Structured Funding Participants 9

      Asset and Cash Flow Transformation 16

      Summary of Securitisation 18

      Master Trusts 18

      Securitisation and the GFC 21

      Covered Bonds 22

      Documentary Framework 24

      Offer Document 24

      Subscription Agreement 25

      Sale Agreement 25

      Trust Documentation 25

      Servicing Agreement 27

      Swaps 27

      Ancillary Service Provider Documentation 28

      Structured Funding Markets 31

      Risks 32

      Credit Risk 32

      Market Risk 32

      Liquidity Risk 33

      Prepayment Risk 33

      Extension Risk 34

      Downgrade Risk 34

      Operational Risk 35

      Legal Risk 35

      Chapter 3

      Asset-Backed Debt Structures 37

      Loan Pool Dynamics 37

      Derivation of Eq. (3.1) 38

      Pool Amortisation 42

      Securitisation Structures 42

      Standalone Structures with Pass-Through Tranches 42

      Standalone Structures with Bullet Tranches 47

      Standalone Structures with Controlled Amortisation Tranches 48

      Tranche Conservation Laws 49

      Master Trust RMBS Structures 50

      Credit Card ABS Structures 55

      Covered Bond Structures 57

      Hard Bullets 57

      Extendible Maturity Structures 58

      Comparison of Structures 59

      Chapter 4

      Swaps in Structured Funding 61

      An Overview of Vanilla Swaps 61

      Interest Rate Swaps 61

      Cross-Currency Swaps 64

      Vanilla Swap Pricing 66

      Asset Swaps 68

      Liability Swaps 70

      Standby Swaps 72

      Swap Priority and Flip Clauses 74

      Chapter 5

      Swap Prepayment Risk 79

      What is Swap Prepayment Risk? 79

      The Expected Swap Schedule 80

      Balance Guarantee Swaps 83

      Re-Hedging 84

      What Factors Drive Prepayment Rates? 90

      Monte Carlo Modelling of Swap Prepayment Risk 91

      Working with a Mixed Measure 92

      Modelling Prepayment 93

      Modelling the Market Risk Factors 96

      Simulation Methodology 97

      Greeks, Hedging and VaR 103

      Computing Greeks 103

      Hedging 104

      Value-at-Risk 106

      XVA 108

      Computing XVA for Swaps with Prepayment Risk 108

      Intermediated Asset Swaps 109

      Mitigation Strategies 110

      Risk Transfer 110

      Controlled Amortisation Structures 111

      Reducing Prepayment Volatility via Diversification 112

      Due Diligence and Surveillance 114

      Duty of Continuous Disclosure 115

      Step-Ups 116

      System Issues and Whole-of-Life Deal Management 116

      Trade Capture 116

      Trade Maintenance 117

      Risk Systems 118

      Chapter 6

      Swap Extension Risk 119

      What is Swap Extension Risk? 119

      Examples of Extension Risk 121

      Dependence on the Capital Structure: Standalone SPVs 126

      Extension Risk in UK RMBS Master Trusts 127

      Covered Bond Extension Risk 127

      A Simple Pricing Framework for 1-Factor Stochastic FX 128

      Full Pricing Framework in a Multi-Factor Setting 132

      Mitigation Strategies 133

      Pre-Trade Structuring versus Real-Time Hedging 133

      Pre-Trade Structuring 135

      Real-Time Hedging 138

      Stress Testing 139

      Chapter 7

      Downgrade Risk 141

      Rating Agency Criteria 142

      Criteria Specifics 144

      Examples 146

      Legal Aspects 149

      Updates of Counterparty Criteria 151

      Trade Capture and System Challenges 153

      The Competitive Landscape for Third-Party Swap Providers 155

      Basel III and the Liquidity Coverage Ratio 157

      Liquidity Transfer Pricing 159

      Constructing the LTP Curve 161

      Updating the LTP Curve 162

      Contingent Funding Valuation Adjustment 162

      What Is CFVA? 162

      Costs and Probabilities 163

      The CFVA Calculation 165

      Revaluation and Hedging 170

      Risk Limits 171

      Tenor 172

      Currency 172

      Purpose 172

      Mitigation Strategies 172

      Choice of Rating Agencies 173

      Contractual Protections 174

      Optimum Implementation of Counterparty Criteria 174

      Risk Transfer 176

      Collateralisation from Day One 176

      Replacement Risk 177

      Replacement of the Swap Provider 178

      Third-Party Guarantors 178

      Restructuring 179

      Mitigants 179

      Chapter 8

      Deal Management 181

      Pricing 181

      The Total Swap Cost 181

      Pricing Transparency 183

      Execution Charges 184

      Deal Checklist for Swap Providers 185

      Closing the Deal 186

      The Pricing Call 186

      Executing the Documents 187

      Covered Bond Coupon Rounding 187

      Market Risk Management 188

      Measurement 189

      Monitoring 189

      Governance and Risk Limits 189

      Inform and Act 190

      Future Regulation 193

      Accounting 194

      Fair Value 194

      Revenue Reserves 196

      Fair Value Hierarchy of Valuation Inputs 197

      Glossary 199

      References 201

      Index 203

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