Moody's Wall Street Analytics has announced an expansion of its cash flow analytics platform to offer an extensive library of cash flow waterfalls and loan-level data on U.S. subprime securitizations. The Structured Finance Workstation platform enables users to view and edit the cash flow waterfalls of the deals being modeled, allowing them to be certain that waterfalls and associated payment rules are coded properly according to each deal's prospectus, the company said. "The loan-level detail of the library gives users much greater insight into their U.S. [residential mortgage-backed securities] positions," said Jacob Grotta, senior director of Moody's Wall Street Analytics.
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