Examples of Servicing Portfolio in a sentence
Ginnie Mae reserves the right to request new primary servicer or Issuer credit ratings at any time once an Issuer exceeds the Ginnie Mae Single-Family Servicing Portfolio thresholds outlined in this Subsection 5 ($25, $50 and $75 billion), except that, Ginnie Mae shall not require more than one primary servicer rating or more than two Issuer credit ratings within an 18-month period, beginning on the date that Ginnie Mae receives the primary servicer rating or Issuer credit rating report, as applicable.
Issuers with a “Ginnie Mae Single-Family Servicing Portfolio Amount” that exceeds $25,000,000,000 ($25 billion) will be required to obtain an external primary servicer rating.
Issuers with a Ginnie Mae Single- Family Servicing Portfolio that exceeds $75,000,000,000 ($75 billion) will be required to obtain an external primary servicer rating and Issuer credit ratings from two different (i.e. unaffiliated) Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations.
Any Issuer that has a Ginnie Mae Single-Family Servicing Portfolio Amount that exceeds $25,000,000,000 ($25 billion) may request an exemption from the primary servicer rating requirement if it has delegated servicing responsibilities to another Ginnie Mae Issuer that has already obtained and submitted a primary servicer rating.
The amounts described in the preceding sentence are called “Recoveries” or “Issuing Entity Recoveries.” Each month, Recoveries allocated to the issuing entity are equal to the total recoveries collected by Chase USA from the revolving credit card accounts in the Bank Servicing Portfolio, times defaulted receivables in the issuing entity, divided by defaulted receivables in the Bank Servicing Portfolio.