KBRA Releases Research – KBRA’s Potential RMBS Exposure to Hurricane Dorian
KBRA estimates the following potential exposures to collateral backing its rated residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) portfolio. Given its strength and proximity to the coast, the storm’s exact path may meaningfully change the storm’s overall impact:
- Hurricane Dorian’s total exposure may be significant, with Florida Atlantic coastal counties representing roughly 2.4% out of
$732 billion in collateral within KBRA’s rated RMBS portfolio alone. Another 0.12%, 0.59%, and 0.32% exposure are located in the coastal counties ofGeorgia ,South Carolina , andNorth Carolina , respectively. -
Florida , the location on theU.S. mainland closest to the storm at its strongest, is regularly ranked in the top state concentrations for RMBS securitizations, averaging 5.8% by current loan balance. - The
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) issued Emergency Declarations for the states ofFlorida ,Georgia , andSouth Carolina . The counties with the largest potential exposures includeBroward, FL (0.61%),Miami-Dade (0.56%), andPalm Beach (0.52%), all along theFlorida coastline, which may be spared most of the storm’s effects. - KBRA notes that as with previous natural disasters, loan performance degradation and particularly short-term delinquencies, may be significant in affected areas.
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- KBRA’s Potential RMBS Exposure to Hurricane Dorian
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