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MBS and ABS Performance Expected to Take a Hit as Rates Rise
February 10, 2022
Brandon Ivey
Borrowers with loans in various types of MBS and ABS could be stretched as interest rates increase, according to industry analysts. Prepayment rates are also likely to slow.
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