What Is The Value Of Recourse To Asset Backed Securities? A Clinical Study Of Credit Card Banks
- Topics:
- Commercial Lending
- Tags:
- Asset,
- Sales Channel,
- Sales,
- Recourse,
- Operational Planning,
- Financial Services,
- Credit Card,
- Business Operations,
- Asset Management,
- Security
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Overview: The present paper uses data from revolving credit card securitizations to show that, conditional on being in a position where implicit recourse has become necessary and actually providing that recourse, recourse to securitized debt may benefit short- and longterm stock returns, and long-term operating performance of sponsors. The paper suggests that this result may come about because those sponsors providing the recourse do not seem to be extreme default or insolvency risks. However, sponsors providing recourse do experience an abnormal delay in their normal issuance cycle around the event. Hence, it appears that the asset-backed securities market is like the commercial paper market, where a firm’s ability to issue is directly correlated with credit quality. Therefore, although in violation of regulatory guidelines and FASB140, recourse may have beneficial effects for sponsors by revealing that the shocks that made recourse necessary are transitory.
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Format: PDF | Size: 1,505KB | Date: Apr 2003 | Pages: 48
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