The Legacy Assets are distressed investment securities held by the Asset Management Estates (AMEs) of failed corporate credit unions.
Legacy Assets primarily consist of the following:
- Private label, residential mortgage-backed securities (Non-Agency RMBS);
- Agency mortgage-backed securities (Agency MBS);
- Commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS);
- Student loan asset-backed securities;
- Other asset-backed securities (ABS); and
- Corporate bonds.
The following graphics and tables explain key characteristics of the Legacy Assets that were securitized through the NGN program.
Distribution by Legacy Asset Type and Balance Outstanding ($ Billions)
* "Other" is comprised of corporate debt and other asset-backed securities.
The
reduction of the balance outstanding is a result of principal repayments of $19.4
billion and realized losses of $5.6 billion.
Legacy Assets Contributed by Asset Management Estate (AME) at Liquidation
Credit Rating Distribution of Legacy Assets at Issuance versus Liquidation of Corporate Credit Unions
The rating is based on the lowest published rating by S&P, Moody’s, or Fitch.
* Ratings are as of December 31, 2010, which approximates the liquidation date of the failed corporate credit unions.
** Below Investment Grade means rated below BBB-
Rating Distribution of Legacy Assets
The following information will be updated semi-annually. The next update will occur by April 2017.
The rating is based on the lowest published rating by S&P, Moody’s, or Fitch.
“Below Investment Grade” means rated below BBB- .
