6. Securitization

With the Securitization screen, the system provides a powerful tool that enables financial institutions to create account pools, to track and manage portfolios.

The Securitization screen enables you to:

Navigating to Securitization screen

On the Oracle Financial Services Lending and Leasing home screen, click Servicing > Servicing > Securitization.

Data in the Securitization screen is grouped into two tabs:

6.1 Pool Inquiry

The Pool Inquiry screen enables you to enter and view pool related transactions. It can also be used to view various summaries related to the pool.

Navigating to Pool Inquiry

  1. On the Oracle Financial Services Lending and Leasing home screen, click Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Pool Inquiry. The details for each inquiry pool are maintained in the following seven categories:
  1. In the Pools section, you can view the following information:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

View this:

Pool

Displays the pool code.

Status

Displays the pool status.

Description

Displays the pool description.

Class

Displays the pool class from the drop-down list.

Company

Displays the pool portfolio company from the drop-down list.

Product Type

Displays the type of product associated with the Pool.

End Dt

Displays the pool end date.

Owner

Displays the pool owner.

Super Pool

Displays the pool super pool code from the adjoining drop-down link.

Repurchase Dt

Displays the pool re-purchase date.

Reason

Displays the pool re-purchase reason.

Sale Dt

Displays the pool sale date.

Days Repo

Displays the number of days in repossession to liquidate.

Days Delq

Displays the number of days in delinquency to liquidate.

Max Limit

Displays the max limit of the pool.

Service Rate

Displays the servicing rate for the pool.

Certificate Rate

Displays the certificate rate for the pool This is the rate which will be payable to the investor who buys this pool and is entitled to its receivable stream.

  1. In the Pool section, you can click ‘Export to Excel’ button to export the details of the selected record to a .xls file with the following information:
    • Pool
    • Status
    • Description
    • Type
    • Company
    • End Dt
    • Owner

6.1.1 Pool Transactions

The Pool Transactions sub screen enables you to view pool related transactions history, and well as enter a pool transaction.

To post Pool Transactions

  1. In the Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Inquiry > Pool section, select the record you want to work with.
  2. Click Pool Transactions.
  3. In the Transaction History section, click Add.

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

Do this:

Transaction

Select the transaction from the following list:

ADD ACCOUNT -- Add an account to the pool externally.

REMOve ACCOUNT -- Remove an account from Securitization pool before the pool is marked as SOLD. This transaction is supported for pools which are in NEW / OPEN status and helps to remove account(s) without recreating the pool.

CANCELLED -- Cancel the pool.

HELD FOR SALE -- Change the status of pool to “Held for sale.”

OPEN -- Change the status of pool to “Open.”

RELEASED -- Change the status of the pool to “Released” and clear all accounts related to the pool.

REPURCHASED -- Change the status of pool to “Repurchased.”

SOLD -- Change the status of pool to “Sold.” (required).

Reason

Enter the transaction reason (required).

Date

Enter the transaction effective date (required).

Account

Select the account to be added (optional).

  1. Click Post. The Details appear in the Transaction History summary table.
  2. Click Clear to clear the details.
  3. In the Transaction History section, click ‘Export to Excel’ button to export the details of the selected transaction to a .xls file with the following information:
    • Txn Dt
    • Post Dt
    • Description
    • Reason

6.1.2 Pool Accounts

The Pool Accounts sub screen enables you to view previous account related transactions, as well as enter a pool account transaction for the selected pool.

To post the Pool Accounts

  1. In the Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Inquiry > Pool section, select the record you want to work with.
  2. Click the Pool Accounts. The details are grouped into two:
  1. In the Accounts section, you can view the following information:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

View this:

Account #

Displays the account number.

Title

Displays the account holder’s name.

Sale Acc Status

Displays the account status at the time of pool sale.

Account Status

Displays the account status.

Dt

Displays the pool sale date.

Sale Rate

Displays the account interest rate at the time of pool sale.

Balance

Displays the account balance at the time of pool sale.

Term Remaining

Displays the account remaining terms at the time of pool sale.

  1. In the Account Transactions section, click Add:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

Do this:

Txn date

Transaction date.

Post date

Transaction posted date.

Description

Details of the transaction.

Amount

Amount of the transaction.

Reason

Reason for the transaction .

  1. Click Post. The Details appear in the Account Transaction summary table.
  2. Click Clear to clear the details

6.1.3 Product

The Product sub screen enables you to view summaries of various statistics of the products in the pool.

To view the Product details

  1. In the Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Inquiry > Pool section, select the record you want to work with.
  2. Click the Product.
  3. In the Product section, you can view the following information:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

View this:

Product

Displays the product.

Principal at Sale

Displays the principal at sale amount.

Principal Paid

Displays the principal paid amount.

Repurchase Balance

Displays the principal repurchase balance amount.

Loss Amount

Displays the loss amount.

Pay ahead Amount

Displays the pay ahead amount. For any paid off accounts in the product summary, this field contains the sum of the amount that was applied to principal during the payoff payment allocation.

Current Balance

Displays the current balance amount.

6.1.4 Status

The Status sub screen enables you to view summaries of various statistics of the status of the products in the pool.

To view the Status details

  1. In the Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Inquiry > Pool section, select the record you want to work with.
  2. Click the Status.
  3. In the Product/Status section, you can view the following information:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

View this:

Product

Displays the product.

Status

Displays the securitization account status.

Principal at Sale

Displays the principal at sale amount.

Principal Paid

Displays the principal paid amount.

Repurchase Balance

Displays the principal repurchase balance amount.

Loss Amt

Displays the loss amount.

Payahead Amt

Displays the pay ahead amount.

Current Balance

Displays the current balance amount.

6.1.5 Rate

The Rate sub screen enables you to view a summary of the pool by product and rates.

To view Rate details

  1. In the Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Inquiry > Pool section, select the record you want to work with.
  2. Click the Rate.
  3. In the Product/Rate section, you can view the following information:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

View this:

Product

Displays the product.

Rate

Displays the rate (should equal the interest rate on account).

Principal at sale

Displays the principal at sale amount.

Principal Paid

Displays the principal paid amount.

Repurchase Balance

Displays the principal repurchase balance amount.

Loss Amt

Displays the loss amount.

Pay ahead Amt

Displays the pay ahead amount.

Current Balance

Displays the current balance amount.

6.1.6 Delinquency

The Delinquency sub screen enables you to view a summary of the pool in regards to delinquencies of products.

To view Delinquency details

  1. In the Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Inquiry > Pool section, select the record you want to work with.
  2. Click Delinquency.
  3. In the Product/Delinquency section, you can view the following information:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

View this:

Product

Displays the product.

Category

Displays the delinquency category.

Principal at Sale

Displays the principal at sale amount.

Principal Paid

Displays the principal paid amount.

Repurchase Balance

Displays the principal repurchase balance amount.

Loss Amt

Displays the loss amount.

Pay ahead Amt

Displays the pay ahead amount.

Current Balance

Displays the current balance amount.

6.1.7 Term

The Term sub screen enables you to view a summary of the pool by product and by terms.

To view the Term

  1. In the Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Inquiry > Pool section, select the record you want to work with.
  2. Click Term.
  3. In the Product/Term section, you can view the following information:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

View this:

Product

Displays the product.

Term

Displays the term.

Principal at sale

Displays the principal at sale amount.

Principal Paid

Displays the principal paid amount.

Repurchase Balance

Displays the principal repurchase balance amount.

Loss Amount

Displays the loss amount.

Pay ahead Amount

Displays the pay ahead amount.

Current Balance

Displays the current balance amount.

6.2 Pool Creation

The Pool Creation screen enables you to create pools and perform “what if” analysis of pool appearance using different criteria. Based on the parameter values, the system will query the accounts database and builds the list of accounts. Once you choose the pool criterion, you can view the query generated by the system. Oracle Financial Services Lending and Leasing would further display errors in the query built so that you can revisit the parameter values.

In addition, Oracle Financial Services Lending and Leasing application facilitates to ‘add’ or ‘remove’ account(s) to a pre-defined pool in bulk through file upload process. For more information, refer to section ‘Bulk Update of Accounts to Securitization Pool’.

To create a pool

  1. Click Servicing > Servicing > Securitization > Pool Creation. Securitization details are grouped into three:
  1. In the Pools section, you can define a pool (set of accounts) that you want to securitize by doing one of the following:

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

Do this:

Pool

Specify the pool code.

Status

Displays the pool status.

Description

Specify the pool description.

Class

Select the pool class from the drop-down list.

Company

Select the pool portfolio company from the drop-down list.

Product Type

Select the type of product from the drop-down list. It is mandatory to select the product type and based on the selection, each pool created can have specific product type accounts associated to it.

Note: Product type can be selected only during ADD (i.e. new Pool Creation) and is displayed in view mode during EDIT operations.

End Dt

Specify the pool end date. You can even select the date from adjoining Calendar icon

Owner

Specify the pool owner.

Super Pool

Select the code for super pool from the drop-down list (Multiple pools belong to a super pool).

Note: The Super Pool list is sorted based on the ‘Class’ selected.

Repurchase Dt

Displays the pool re-purchase date.

Reason

Displays the pool re-purchase reason.

Sale Dt

Displays the pool sale date.

Days Repo

Specify the number of days in repossession to liquidate.

Days Delq

Specify the number of days in delinquency to liquidate.

Max Limit Amt

Specify the max limit of the pool.

Service Rate

Specify the servicing rate for the pool. The servicing rate is an additional rate you can charge for security.

Certificate Rate

Specify the certificate rate for the pool. This is the rate which will be payable to the investor who buys this pool and is entitled to its receivable stream.

  1. Perform any of the Basic Actions mentioned in Navigation chapter.
  2. In the Pool Queries section, you can define possible queries for the pool. Perform any of the Basic Operations mentioned in Navigation chapter.

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

Do this:

Query Name

The query name is system generated which is the concatenation of Pool name with system generated random number.

Query Description

Specify the query description.

Enabled

Check this box to enable the query.

  1. Perform any of the Basic Actions mentioned in Navigation chapter.
  2. In the Account Selection Criteria section, you can define the account selection criteria for each of the queries. Perform any of the Basic Operations mentioned in Navigation chapter.

Note

Although system allows to define customized selection criteria, the execution of additional selection criteria requires additional processing at server level and can have significant performance impact delaying the EOD processing/web services. Hence it is recommend­ed to have careful consideration while defining the additional selection criteria (like using user-defined tables and columns) and/or get approval from your database administrator before using any selection criteria.

A brief description of the fields is given below:

Field:

Do this:

Seq

Specify the sequence number.

(

Specify the left bracket.

Attribute

Select the attribute from the drop-down list.

Comparison Operator

Select the comparison operator from the drop-down list.

Criteria Value

Specify the criteria value.

)

Specify the right bracket (optional).

Logical Expression

Specify the logical expression (optional).

  1. Perform any of the Basic Actions mentioned in Navigation chapter.

Validate Account Selection Criteria

After defining the Account Selection Criteria for the created Pool Query, you can validate the criteria which is further used to query the database to build the list of accounts.

  1. In the Pool Queries section, select the required pool from the list.
  2. Click ‘Check Criteria’.

The ‘SQL Statement’ that is generated based on the defined Account Selection Criteria is displayed. Also the ‘SQL Result’ of the query is indicated with either the status or issues (if any) to be rectified.

Note that, adding accounts to a Securitization Pool through the Account Selection Criteria is also controlled by the status of a system parameter ‘POOL_ACTIVE_ACCOUNTS_ONLY’.

Create Pool

You can create a Securitization Pool after creating the Pool Query and validating the Account Selection Criteria. However, ensure that the selected Pool Query is ‘Enabled’.

  1. In the Pool Queries section, select the required pool from the list.
  2. Click ‘Create Pool’.

Further, when the Pool Query is updated with additional account selection criteria, you can click ‘Re-Create Pool’ to consider the new criteria for building the list of accounts for Securitization Pool.

Remove Pool

To remove a Securitization Pool Query, select the required pool from the Pool Queries section and click ‘Remove Pool’.

6.2.1 Bulk Update of Accounts to Securitization Pool

In addition to manually adding / removing accounts from Securitization pool, you can perform bulk update of records using file upload process. In this process, all the accounts which are to be either attached or detached from respective pool can be collated into a single file as individual record and uploaded into the system through input file processing.

During bulk update, you can,

In-order to perform bulk upload, the upload file should be a csv (comma separated value) file and need to contain two main parameters namely Pool ID and Account ID separated by comma as one record. Multiple rows can be included in a single upload file to process the data in bulk.

For example,

POOL A,20190100010673,

SEC_POOL_1,20190100010673,

,20181200010027,

If there is no value provided for Pool ID, then system assumes it as NULL and respective account is removed from the Pool to which it is currently attached.

The below table indicates the possible combinations on how data in upload file is processed based on Pool ID and Account ID value in upload file:

Condition

Pool ID

Account ID

Results

If account is not attached to any Pool

A

ABC

Account ‘ABC’ is attached to pool A

If account is attached to Pool A

NULL or no value

ABC

Account ‘ABC’ is detached from Pool A

If account is attached to Pool A

B

ABC

Account ‘ABC’ is detached from Pool A and attached to pool B

If account is attached to Pool A

A

ABC

Indicates error -Account ‘ABC’ is already mapped to Pool.

During processing of upload file data, separate transactions either to ADD ACCOUNT or REMOVE ACCOUNT or both, are automatically posted on respective pool.

The processing of data in upload file is also controlled by the following lookup types:

Lookup Type

Description

POOL_ADD_ACC_CRITERIA

CRITERIA TO ADD ACCOUNT TO POOL

POOL_REMOVE_ACC_CRITERIA

POOL CRITERIA FOR REMOVING ACCOUNT FROM POOL

Each Lookup Type can have on or more lookup code which are basically the configured pool status and acts as the criteria to allow an account to either get attached or detached from a specific Securitization pool, Lookup can be defined in Setup > Administration > System > Lookups screen.

As per the above configuration, for Lookup Type POOL_ADD_ACC_CRITERIA an account is attached to only those Securitization pool which are in status OPEN, HELD, NEW, and SOLD. Any other status is not processed in the system and is indicated as error.

Processing Bulk Update of Accounts to Securitization Pool

The upload file is to be placed in the location - /scratch/work_area/<domain name>/input/isc. During the scheduled execution of batch job - SET-IFP-ISCPRC_BJ_100_01 (SECURITIZATION POOL FILE UPLOAD) in SET-IFP (Input File Processing), the file is picked up for processing and data within is loaded into respective table. The status of batch job can be viewed in DashBoard > System Monitor > Batch Jobs screen.

After the batch processing, the records which are successfully processed during bulk update can be viewed in Servicing > Securitization > Pool Inquiry > Pool Accounts tab.

The records which resulted in error are listed in the bad file indicating the account number in specific row with inappropriate data that was not processed. For example, record 1,3,5 failed due to improper data.