- Loan Number
- Lender Name
- ASG Unique Identifier
- Auditor's Initials
- Borrower Name (Last)
- Borrower Name (First)
- Borrower Name (Middle Initial)
- Borrower Address (Street)
- City
- State
- Zip
- Borr's Social Security Number
- Note in File (O, M, C)
- Properly Executed (Y/N)
- Note Date
- Original Note Amount
- APR
- Subvented Loan (Y/N)
- First Payment Date
- Maturity Date
- Term
- Original P & I
- Method of Interest Calculation
- Type of Note (Closed/Open/Dmd/Balloon)
- Late Charge
- Grace Period
- Security Instrument Date
- Note Properly Executed
- Note Form
- VIN
- Model
- Model Year
- New / Used
- Sales Price
- NADA Book Value @ Orig
- NADA Value (Current)
- Advance Rate 6
- Downpayment
- Seller Type (dealer, individual)
- Seller Name
- Evidence of Title in File (TP/B/CM/Other)
- Lien Position
- Lien was Filed in What State?
- Title is Held in what State?
- Title is Held By? (State / Borrower)
- Insurance Coverage In Force?
- Insurance Cov. Sufficient?
- Insurance Cov. Amount?
- Insurance Company Name.
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- Lender Named as Loss Payee
- Coverage Currently in Effect.
- Policy / Cert Number.
- Application in File
- Borrower's Occupation
- Gross Monthly Income
- Recurring Debts
- Debt Ratio
- Credit Report in File
- Credit Score
- Income Verification in File
- Evidence of Bankruptcy
- Chapter
- Discharge Date, if any
- Comment
- Co-Borrower fields
- Employee Loan? (nos. 65-73)
- Pay History (24 Characters)
- Number x 30 days delinq
- Number x 60 days delinq
- Number x 90 or > days delinq
- Current Delinquency (calculated)
- Current Balance
- Interest RateEmployee Loan?
- Current P & I
- Last Paid Through Date
- Next Payment Due Date
Comment: Underwriter will address the exception policy of
the originator/servicer - and address if there is evidence in
the files that ensure exception procedures were properly followed.
6 Advance rates are a percentage of the wholesale value of
wholesale value of the automobile, plus tax, title and license
expenses. When advance rates are high, the obligor has no
incentive to make payments. In the event of an obligor's
default, advance rates will compound the pool's devaluation
since add-ons do not hold their value. Some originators try
to mitigate negative effects of advance rates by purchasing
loans form dealers at discounts. High advance and discount
rate practices lead to higher delinquencies and defaults on
securitized pools.
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1 Sample data, used here to describe reports, would be insufficiently seasoned to permit delinquency and loss curve analysis. However, maturity studies are important since more risk is assumed as the weighted average original maturity increases.
2 A vintage pool of two to three years is required for meaningful analysis. The data contained in the sample delinquency report, while taken from a prime portfolio, indicates the depth of seasoning required for this analysis.
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