Credit Risk Transfer Transaction: August 2023
MORTGAGE INSURANCE-LINKEDNOTE
REINSURANCE TRANSACTION
REINSURANCE PROVIDED BY:
RADNOR RE 2023-1 LTD.
AUGUST 2023
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TRANSACTION OVERVIEW
CEDING
INSURER:
REINSURER:
ESSENT
BENEFITS:
- On
August 8, 2023 ,Essent Guaranty, Inc. , a wholly owned subsidiary ofEssent Group Ltd. , obtained fully collateralized excess of loss reinsurance coverage on mortgage insurance policies written inAugust 2022 throughJune 2023 . - The total amount of reinsurance was
$281.5 million as of the closing date. - For this transaction, reinsurance is provided by Radnor Re 2023-1 Ltd. ("Radnor Re"), a newly formed
Bermuda based special purpose insurer. Radnor Re is not a subsidiary or an affiliate ofEssent Group Ltd. - Radnor Re has funded its reinsurance obligations by issuing four classes of mortgage insurance-linked notes with 10- year legal maturities in an unregistered private offering. The notes are non-recourse to any assets of
Essent Guaranty, Inc. or its affiliates. - The proceeds of the notes offering were deposited into a reinsurance trust account for the benefit of
Essent Guaranty, Inc. The noteholders have a subordinated interest in the reinsurance trust account, which is the sole source of funds for the repayment of the notes. - This transaction is expected to provide the following benefits to
Essent : -
- Diversified source of capital
- A layer of protection against adverse credit losses
- Enhanced counterparty strength
- PMIERs required asset credit
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MORTGAGE INSURANCE-LINKEDNOTES AT CLOSING
CLASS
BALANCE
- OFRISK IN FORCE
CREDIT
ENHANCEMENT
%
OFFERED
NOTES
(FUNDED)
FUNDED PERCENT
DBRS
RATING
WEIGHTED
AVERAGE
LIFE*
INDEX
SPREAD
|
A-H |
|
93.50% |
6.50% |
RETAINED BY ESSENT |
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|
M-1A |
|
1.15% |
5.35% |
|
100.0% |
BB (high) |
1.43 yrs. |
SOFR |
270bps |
|
|
M-1B |
|
0.95% |
4.40% |
|
100.0% |
BB (low) |
3.02 yrs. |
SOFR |
435bps |
|
|
M-2 |
|
0.90% |
3.50% |
|
100.0% |
B |
4.56 yrs. |
SOFR |
585bps |
|
|
B-1 |
|
0.25% |
3.25% |
|
100.0% |
B |
4.96 yrs. |
SOFR |
725bps |
|
|
B-2/B-3H |
|
3.25% |
- |
RETAINED BY ESSENT |
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|
OFFERED NOTES |
|
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TRANSACTION HIGHLIGHTS
- Radnor Re collateralized and funded the reinsurance coverage by issuing
$281.5 million of mortgage insurance-linked series 2023-1 notes to investors. - The reference pool has an aggregate unpaid principal balance of
$48.5 billion and Aggregate Exposed Principal Balance of$8.7 billion as of theJune 30, 2023 , cut-off date. - The notes provide excess of loss protection to
Essent Guaranty for four coverage levels designated as M-1A,M-1B,M-2, and B-1, with a funded percentage of 100% for all levels. - The notes are SOFR-based floating rate securities with a 10-year legal maturity.
- Radnor Re used the Series 2023-1 note proceeds to purchase investments to fully fund the reinsurance trust post closing on
August 8, 2023 . Essent Guaranty, Inc. , is required to make premium payments to Radnor Re to cover interest payments on the Series 2023-1 notes less investment income from the assets in the reinsurance trust.Essent Guaranty, Inc. has an option to call the transaction on and afterJuly 25, 2028 .
*WALs based on assumptions of 10% CPR, no losses and that
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