Weighted Average Coupon (WAC) ARM Guarantor ExecutionA competitive securities execution with lucrative options
Freddie Mac's Weighted Average Coupon (WAC) ARM Guarantor execution offers a competitive securities execution for your ARMs that adjust based on the Constant Maturity Treasury (CMT)-index or the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR)-index. Under the WAC ARM Guarantor execution, you receive Freddie Mac WAC ARM Participation Certificates (PCs) in exchange for a variety of nonconvertible CMT- and LIBOR-indexed ARMs. WAC ARM PCs provide investors with assets to match short-term liabilities and liabilities with floating rates. You can also take advantage of an optional delivery period and flexible remittance cycles to meet your individual needs. With only a $500,000 minimum commitment, we'll work with you to take advantage of either a swap and hold or a swap and sell solution that meets your investment needs.
Product Features
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| Eligible Remittance Cycles |
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Key Benefits
- Receive a Freddie Mac PC, an attractive investment, that is eligible for Giant PCs
- Reduce your capital costs by swapping and holding WAC ARM PCs
- Increase your profitability with 3- and 4-day Gold Rush® settlement cycles in exchange for a Gold Rush fee
- Choose from two remittance cycles for your P&I remittances to better manage your servicing float value
- Benefit from a competitive securities execution for your ARM products that adjusts based on the CMT- and LIBOR- index
- Deliver your mortgages on the same day you take out a WAC ARM Guarantor contract
For More Information
- Print out a Weighted Average Coupon (WAC) ARM Guarantor execution fact sheet
- Access selling and delivery education resources at The Learning Center
- Contact your Freddie Mac representative
The information found on this page is not a replacement or substitute for information found in the Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide and/or the terms of your Master Agreement and/or Master Commitment.
