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IO or PO strip from a CMO

An investor is considering the purchase of either an IO or PO strip from a CMO offering. The portion of the mortgage pool backing this tranche consists of $1,000,000 in mortgages with a remaining maturity of 10 years and an 8 percent interest rate.

a. Assuming annual payments and a zero prepayment rate, prepare a schedule showing the IO and PO cash flows that would be payable to investors in this tranche. If the interest rate demanded by investors on this investment is also 8 percent, what would be the prices of the IO and PO strips?

b. If interest rates increased to 10 percent and prepayments remained at a zero rate, how would the price of the IO and PO strips change? Which security, the IO or PO, exhibits the greatest price change from (a)? Why?

c. Investor interest rates now decline to 6 percent. What is the price of the IO? PO? Prepayments now increase to a rate of 20 percent per year because mortgage borrowers in the pool begin to refinance at lower interest rates. What would prices for the IO and PO be now? (Assume that the 20 percent prepayment received at the end of each year is based on the outstanding loan balances at the end of the preceding year.) Which security, the IO or PO, exhibits the greatest change in price when compared to (a) and (b) above? Why? What does this pattern suggest about the relative risk of each security?

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(a)

Beginning Balance                            =                           $1,000,000

Prepayment Rate                              =                                        0.00

Interest Rate                                      =                                        0.08

 

 

Beginning

Interest

Principal

PO

Ending

Period

Balance

IO/Strip

PO/Strip

Prepayment

Balance

1

$1,000,000

$80,000

$69,029

$0

$930,971

2

930,971

74,478

74,552

0

856,419

3

856,419

68,513

80,516

0

775,903

4

775,903

62,072

86,957

0

688,945

5

688,945

55,116

93,914

0

595,032

6

595,032

47,603

101,427

0

493,605

7

493,605

39,488

109,541

0

384,063

8

384,063

30,725

118,304

0

265,759

9

265,759

21,261

127,769

0

137,990

10

137,990

11,039

137,990

0

0

 

The price of the IO and PO strips is the PV of the cash flows at 8%

 

 

IO/Strip

PO/Strip

PV/Price at 8%

$360,838

$639,162

 

(b)

If interest rates increase to 10% then the price of the IO and PO is the PV of the respective cash flows at 10%

 

 

IO/Strip

PO/Strip

PV/Price at 10%

$337,113

$578,608

 

The percentage change in the IO and PO price is:

 

 

IO/Strip

PO/Strip

% change in price

-6.57%

-9.47%

 

The PO strip has the greatest change in price which demonstrates it has greater amounts of convexity than the IO

 

(c)

Cash flow schedule at 0% prepayment

Beginning Balance                            =                             $1,000,000

Prepayment Rate                              =                                        0.00

Interest Rate                                      =                                        0.08

 

 

Beginning

Interest

Principal

PO

Ending

Period

Balance

IO/Strip

PO/Strip

Prepayment

Balance

1

$1,000,000

$80,000

$69,029

$0

$930,971

2

930,971

74,478

74,552

0

856,419

3

856,419

68,513

80,516

0

775,903

4

775,903

62,072

86,957

0

688,945

5

688,945

55,116

93,914

0

595,032

6

595,032

47,603

101,427

0

493,605

7

493,605

39,488

109,541

0

384,063

8

384,063

30,725

118,304

0

265,759

9

265,759

21,261

127,769

0

137,990

10

137,990

11,039

137,990

0

0

 

The price of the 0% prepayment IO and PO strips is the PV of the cash flows at 6%

 

 

IO/Strip

PO/Strip

PV/Price at 6%

$387,480

$709,390

 

Cash flow schedule at 20% prepayment

Beginning Balance                            =                             $1,000,000

Prepayment Rate                              =                                        0.20

Interest Rate                                      =                                        0.08

 

 

 

Beginning

Interest

Principal

PO

Ending

Period

Balance

IO/Strip

PO/Strip

Prepayment

Balance

1

$1,000,000

$80,000

$69,029

$200,000

$730,971

2

730,971

58,478

58,536

146,194

526,241

3

526,241

42,099

49,474

105,248

371,518

4

371,518

29,721

41,637

74,304

255,578

5

255,578

20,446

34,839

51,116

169,623

6

169,623

13,570

28,913

33,925

106,785

7

106,785

8,543

23,698

21,357

61,730

8

61,730

4,938

19,015

12,346

30,369

9

30,369

2,430

14,601

6,074

9,695

10

9,695

776

9,695

0

0

 

 


The price of the 20% prepayment IO and PO strips is the PV of the cash flows at 6%

 

 

IO/Strip

PO/Strip

PV/Price at 6%

$221,902

$833,574

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