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DJ PRESS RELEASE: Moody's: Irish Rmbs Performance Deteriorated Further In
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The following is a press release from Moody's Investors Service:
Irish Prime RMBS Indices - May 2010
Frankfurt, July 15, 2010 -- Irish RMBS delinquencies have constantly
increased since the beginning of the recession, and so far do not show
any signs of abating, according to the latest indices published by
Moody's Investors Service for the sector. The lengthy repossession
procedure partly contributes to higher arrears trends. 3.8% of the
outstanding Irish Prime RMBS portfolios were more than 90 days delinquent
in March 2010 according to Moody's index. Repossessions among Irish RMBS
pools remain limited as Irish lenders are encouraged to assist
cash-strapped borrowers in order to avoid repossession. Furthermore, the
Code of Conduct on Mortgage Arrears imposes a one-year moratorium on
legal proceedings. Loans delinquent for more than 360 days, used as a
proxy for defaults, accounted for 0.9% of the outstanding portfolios in
March, up from 0.4% a year ago.
The average total redemption rate (TRR) in Irish prime RMBS transactions
is 5.4%. Reduced payment arrangements agreed with lenders result in
further decreasing prepayment rates as many borrowers pay only the
interest portion of their mortgage. Interestingly, due to the high number
of interest-only payment arrangements made with the borrowers in th e
Kildare Securities portfolio, an increasing TRR has been recorded,
because the interest-only loans had to be repurchased from the portfolio
according to the transaction documents.
The Irish economy has substantially weakened during the past two years.
Although the recently published GDP increase of 2.5% q-o-q in Q1 2010
officially ended the recession, consensus is that sustainable growth will
not to return until late 2011. Unemployment has risen over the past two
years from 6.2% to reach currently 13.1%. Irish house prices are more
than 33.1% below the peak value recorded in late 2006. The house price
deterioration has reduced the equity cushions available to the borrowers.
Moody's outlook for the Irish RMBS market is negative (see the report
"EMEA ABS & RMBS: 2009 Review and 2010 Outlook", January 2010).
As of March 2010, 18 Irish prime RMBS transactions with a total pool
balance of EUR42.0 billion were outstanding. One Irish RMBS transaction
closed and was rated by Moody's in April. However, it contains more than
50% non-owner-occupied mortgages, and therefore is not included in the
index.
Если резюмировать, то: несмотря на беспрецедентные меры по ослаблению долгового давления на ипотечников, количество неплательщиков в сегменте "prime" продолжает увеличиваться без каких-либо признаков улучшения на горизонте.
Тяжел и долог путь к выздоровлению и лежит он через рецессии (что бы не говорить "депрессию") и дефляцию.
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