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Mexico MBS CEF

Sector: Residential • Location: Mexico

Source: International Finance Corporation (IFC)

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The project involves the establishment of a facility for IFC to provide up to MXN300 million of credit enhancement for the senior tranches of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) to be issued in Mexico.The project would help Mexican private-sector housing sofoles (specialized mortgage finance companies, requiring an aggregate of up to MXN11.7 billion per annum of new long-term financing i

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The project “Mexico MBS CEF” is an infrastructure initiative in the Residential sector, located in Mexico. Taiyo aggregates data on it from International Finance Corporation (IFC).

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The project involves the establishment of a facility for IFC to provide up to MXN300 million of credit enhancement for the senior tranches of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) to be issued in Mexico.The project would help Mexican private-sector housing sofoles (specialized mortgage finance companies, requiring an aggregate of up to MXN11.7 billion per annum of new long-term financing in order to meet the current demand for new housing) tap domestic institutional investors (controlling at least MXN986 billion of funds but lacking highly-rated securities to purchase for the long term). The need for the sofoles to access alternative sources of long-term funding arises largely from the phased cessation of lending by the government housing development bank to sofoles. Commercial banks which may consider entering the market with RMBS would also benefit from the project.IFC’s credit exposure would be to special-purpose vehicles (to be incorporated in future) by which Mexican local-currency residential mortgage loans would be securitized. The securities would be backed by future cash flows from the loan repayments. The loans would be secured by first-ranking mortgages over the owner-occupied properties.

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