This document describes two options for monetizing a collateralized mortgage obligation (CMO) with a face value of $1 billion or more:
1) Submitting the CMO to a private placement trading program (PPP) for a 40-42 week trade. This allows the trader to draw credit against the CMO for trading, and the owner would receive weekly or monthly returns that have historically been at least $1 million per week.
2) Accepting a non-recourse loan from an institution using the CMO as collateral. This provides proceeds to the owner but is less lucrative than the PPP trade option. Both options require vetting the CMO and owner through a compliance process.
This document describes two options for monetizing a collateralized mortgage obligation (CMO) with a face value of $1 billion or more:
1) Submitting the CMO to a private placement trading program (PPP) for a 40-42 week trade. This allows the trader to draw credit against the CMO for trading, and the owner would receive weekly or monthly returns that have historically been at least $1 million per week.
2) Accepting a non-recourse loan from an institution using the CMO as collateral. This provides proceeds to the owner but is less lucrative than the PPP trade option. Both options require vetting the CMO and owner through a compliance process.
This document describes two options for monetizing a collateralized mortgage obligation (CMO) with a face value of $1 billion or more:
1) Submitting the CMO to a private placement trading program (PPP) for a 40-42 week trade. This allows the trader to draw credit against the CMO for trading, and the owner would receive weekly or monthly returns that have historically been at least $1 million per week.
2) Accepting a non-recourse loan from an institution using the CMO as collateral. This provides proceeds to the owner but is less lucrative than the PPP trade option. Both options require vetting the CMO and owner through a compliance process.
This document describes two options for monetizing a collateralized mortgage obligation (CMO) with a face value of $1 billion or more:
1) Submitting the CMO to a private placement trading program (PPP) for a 40-42 week trade. This allows the trader to draw credit against the CMO for trading, and the owner would receive weekly or monthly returns that have historically been at least $1 million per week.
2) Accepting a non-recourse loan from an institution using the CMO as collateral. This provides proceeds to the owner but is less lucrative than the PPP trade option. Both options require vetting the CMO and owner through a compliance process.
(Collateralized Mortgage Obligations) The CMO Approved CMOs (Collateralized Mortgage Obligations), at 1Billion face value, and up, are again being accepted by Trading Platforms (commonly called Private Placement Programs or PPP) as collateral for monetization and subsequent trade. A CMO with a face value of 1 Billion Dollars can be purchased from 600K up to 1.2M depending on the type of CMO, quality or rating of the CMO and the commissions charged by the Securities and Exchange registered Brokerage Firm where the CMO is purchased. When a CMO is purchased, the Owner will receive passive income from the CMO ranging from 4% to 22% a year, on invested dollar, on a 1 Billion Dollar face value CMO for up to 15 years. The prospectus on the purchased CMO contains detailed information relating to these returns. For our purpose, the Owner of a CMO with a face value of $1B or more can submit his CMO to a Trade Platform for consideration as collateral for monetization and subsequent entry into a PPP for Asset Enhancement. Owners and CMOs accepted by a PPP are then entered into a 40-42 week Trade. Depending on the Owners Brokerage Firm, the CMO may not need to be transferred from its current location. It will be blocked at the Brokerage House where it was purchased. If the Owners current Brokerage Firm does not have blocking capability, or if the Brokerage rm where the CMO currently resides is not acceptable to the PPP, the Owners CMO will need to be transferred to an acceptable Securities and Exchange brokerage rm where an appropriate block can be initiated for the duration of the Trade (40-42 weeks). There are several other ways in which the PPP could request the CMO to be secured in order for the monetization process to occur but Blocking is our recommendation. This method affords the client the highest degree of security as compared to all other methods. Page 2 of 7 With the Blocking Method the CMO does not change Ownership during the Blocking duration. If a Client needs to acquire an approved CMO, it can be purchased through a variety of brokerage rms; pricing, as mentioned above, will vary. Approved CMOs can sometimes be purchased directly from the Traders Brokerage Firm. Currently owned CMOs can be reviewed for acceptability. For additional information on CMOs please see the included link. http:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collateralized_mortgage_obligation Additionally, I have included a copy of a simplied explanation of a Collateralized Mortgage Obligation titled What is a CMO-Basic Description. Compliance Compliance is a process whereby the Client, i.e. CMO Owner, is investigated to rule out any history of Securities Violations, Funds Transfer Violations, Homeland Security Violations, etc. Additionally, the CMO itself must pass compliance and be accepted by the PPP as an instrument of value. The compliance process can be completed in as little as 3 business days but can take up to 10 business days. Ultimately, the duration of the compliance process depends on the Clients personal situation. However, approval of the CMO as a valuable instrument can sometimes be done verbally, prior to the Clients purchase of the CMO.
The Trade (Denition) Private placement trading programs usually involves trading with medium term bank notes (MTNs) or Treasury Bills called T-Bills. PPP refers specically to private placement trading programs with a high return on the investment associated with humanitarian project funding programs or Fed programs as compared to capital enhancement programs. These programs provide the traders with fresh issues of MTNs or T-Bills that produce high prot margins. This is known as the rst tier. In the commercial world this would be called the B2B wholesale market. Now we all know that end users usually do not have access to the prices offered in the wholesale market, so Page 3 of 7 they buy goods in the convenience store and not direct from the producer. Most of the time these programs require the investors to use a portion of their earnings for projects of humanitarian, social, or economic development in nature to make sure that part of these Prots are put back into the economy. Even after deducting the portion of earnings to be used for projects, the investor is still left with a very substantial prot for their own investments. Performing PPP programs are difcult to nd and are not always available. Only a very restricted number of high-level traders can get access to these types of programs. Many capable investors have been looking around for PPPs for years and are unable to nd a performing provider. Often they have wasted large sums of money by sending MT760s to banks and so called traders that simply cannot perform. Genuine programs are without risk to the investor whatsoever, as the credit line raised against the capital is underwritten by the trading group. The (Investor) therefore is involved for the purpose of audit only, as it is by law that nancial institutions are not allowed to participate and therefore have to nd a Private entity either a private person or company. At no time are the investors or better called Audit Fund Providers funds used for the trade. The procedures to enter are simple and fairly standard; however the Audit Fund Provider will have to adhere to strict compliance and non-disclosure. Many claim to be next to traders, this is 99.99% not the case. Traders are very busy people and have no time to sit down and have a chat. Therefore they have a structure in place where the rst contact is with a compliance ofcer who will go through the submission papers and sort out the good from the nonsense. THE TRADE (OPTION ONE) Once the Client and the CMO are approved and the compliance process is complete, the trader will either monetize the CMO directly, or purchases transaction insurance (insurance wrap) for the Clients CMO and then monetize the CMO. The Trader can now draw a line of Credit against the CMO and the transaction insurance (commonly referred to as a Bond). The line of credit obtained from the insured CMO has many variables. This Line of Credit can range from 1% of the face value to a high of 40% of the face value of the CMO. However, this does not directly determine the Clients returns Before the Trader will proceed to trade, the Client must agree to the securing of the instrument in favor of the Trader/Lender. The CMO will remain lodged at the Page 4 of 7 agreed upon brokerage rm, in the manner mutually agreed upon by the Trader and Client. This ensures that the Client does not encumber, sell, or otherwise move the CMO while the Trader is trading the Line of Credit backed by the CMO. The Trader must be assured that the instrument stays properly and legally secured for the duration of the trade. Although there are many methods in which the CMO can be secured and monetized we recommend caution in this area. In a perfect scenario the CMO remains in the name of the Client. There is NO third party ownership of the CMO, nor is the CMO transferred to an unknown entity third party during the trade period. However this is not always the approved method. Furthermore, the trade should not affect the passive interest payments that are generated monthly by the CMO. These monthly interest payments should continue to be delivered to the CMO Owner, i.e., the Client, or the CMO, when returned, should have all coupons attached. At the end of the trade program if the CMO was initially moved to a different brokerage rm for blocking, the Trader will transfer the Clients CMO, via DTC, back to whatever brokerage rm the client desires to use. If the CMO was not moved, the Trader simply removes the block. Please note: Returns generated for the Owner of the CMO are on a best effort basis and many variables affect the return. The lowest empirical historical returns reported to us have been $1M a week for the 42 week Trade, based on a $1B instrument, but this does not imply a typical return. Furthermore, the only individual who can provide exact returns to the Client is the Trader or the Administrator, who will verbally, then contractually, discloses this information directly to the Client, and only after the Client and the CMO have completed compliance and are accepted. PROCEDURES 1) Client provides or purchases a CMO 2) Client lls out Standard Compliance package. Page 5 of 7 3) The Client, CMO, and Brokerage Firm where the CMO is lodged are veried and approved. 4) Conference call with Program Administrator or Trader takes place to discuss procedures and returns. 5) A Trade Contract with specic terms is issued to the CMO Owner (Client), specifying time lines, weekly returns, net prots and commissions. 6) Trade Contract signed by Client and returned to Trader. 7) CMO is blocked by the Client in the acceptable Brokerage account for the duration of the Trade. 8) Trader obtains monetization of the CMO. 9) Trade program starts and returns are delivered weekly, biweekly or monthly, as detailed in the contract. NON-RECOURSE LOAN PROGRAM (OPTION TWO) CMOs are considered valuable instruments and can provide passive income to the Owner. Additionally, the face value of the CMO can also enhance the Owners portfolio. Several large portfolio owners, including Hedge Funds and Retirement Accounts, Pension Funds, Mutual Funds, etc, are interested in adding CMOs to their ledgers, specically for this type of Portfolio Enhancement. A CMO owner can benet from this by accepting a Non-Recourse Loan from them, using the CMO as the sole collateral (no other recourse but the CMO). Although not as lucrative to the Owner as a Trade (PPP), it can often be a quick way to gain nancially from the CMO. The offered proceeds are considered a loan against the CMO. These loans can range from 1% of the Face Value (10 Million) up to 40% of the Face Value (400 Million). Loans against the CMOs are considered Non-Recourse Loans, but the title to the CMO is transferred to the Loan Originator as collateral. There are no required monthly payments, but if the loan is not paid back on the specic due date, the Owner loses the right to Buy Back the CMO. If the original Owner wishes to recapture title of the CMO, the loan will need to be paid back, with interest, within a specic period of time. If the Seller does not wish to recapture the title, or ownership of the CMO, they do nothing and the CMO remains with the new owner. After the grace period offered by the loan Originator, usually one year and one day, at which time the previous owner can no longer claim the right to repay the loan and recapture ownership. NON-RECOURSE LOAN PROGRAM PROCEDURE 1) CMO and Owner are approved for the Non-Recourse Loan. Page 6 of 7 2) Contracts are delivered and reviewed. 3) Client completes due-diligence on Lender. 4) Contracts are signed and returned. 5) The CMO is transferred (DTC free and clear) to Lender as collateral for the non- recourse loan. 6) The Loan Originator deposits agreed upon loan amount into Clients designated depository. 7) Once funds are veried and available the Client has one year and one day to Satisfy the loan requirements or lose ownership of the CMO. GENERAL All questions will be answered prior to any commitment by the Client. If desired, the Client can solicit help from our desk to expedite and facilitate both of the above described processes. The Client is encouraged to ask questions, and gain general knowledge of the procedure, prior to entering into a Private Placement Program or Non-Recourse Loan Program. Returns are not negotiable within the Trade Program, but can usually be negotiated within the Non-Recourse Loan Program. Client is not committed to enter into the Trade or Loan Program if he/she feels the returns are not in their best interest. These are general guidelines and in no way are set procedures. The Trade and Trade Platforms are variable according to international nancial markets. Only the Trader, Trade Platform and CMO Loan Originator can provide the contracts with stated returns. SOLICITATION As previously stated, a Client who currently owns a CMO is welcome and encouraged to request our help in securing entry into a Private Placement Program. A client who does not own a CMO and wishes to enter into a Private Placement Program simply needs to purchase one and then solicit our help in securing entry into a Private Placement Program. However, if a Client does not currently own a CMO and wishes to use our considerable resources, contacts and associations to reduce the risk of purchasing the wrong CMO, paying high commissions for the CMO or having the CMO rejected by the PPP, we can help. We currently have the ability to have the CMO verbally pre-approved by a trading house prior to the actual purchase; direct the Client to purchase a CMO at a reduced price from a Page 7 of 7 Security and Exchange registered Brokerage House, and then request entry into the PPP that has already seen the CMO. This process reduces the uncertainty of not having the correct instrument, greatly reduces the commissions charged by some brokerage rms and eliminates the uncertainty of not having an instrument that cannot be monetized by the PPP. This service can be arranged by contacting us directly and we will be happy to provide all the details. This information is proprietary and is provided only for informational purposes to those who have interest in learning about CMO Trade Opportunities. This Document is a Business Plan and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to purchase. This Business Plan is condential and contains proprietary information including trade secrets. Neither the Plan nor any of the information contained in the plan may be reproduced or disclosed to any person under any circumstances without the express written permission of Investment Dynamics. This business plan contains forward looking statements including statements regarding anticipated performance, markets and the timing of completion. All such statements involve risks and uncertainties. Such statements are only predictions and actual events or results may differ materially. Sender is NOT a United States Securities Dealer, Broker or a U.S. Investment advisor. Sender is a Consultant / Intermediary and makes no warranties or representations to the Buyer, Seller or Transaction. All due diligence is the sole responsibility of the Buyer and Seller. This letter and the attached related documents are never to be considered a solicitation for any purpose in any form or content. Upon receipt of these documents, the Recipient hereby acknowledges this Disclaimer. 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