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November 2013 Managing Director – CMBS Analytical Services: Frank A. Innaurato 
Liquidate Loans and Expected Loss Analysis
As part of Morningstar’s monthly CMBS review process, each Morningstar analyst is responsible for analyzing multiple areas of real state credit risk related to the underlying collateral assets. At the forefront of its analysis is a review of a transaction’s specially
serviced or watchlisted assets. Morningstar also aims to inform its clients of potential loan-level losses and their impact on the rated bonds, as well as the potential for future defaults and the impact of future losses. These factors are applied by Morningstar to determine the credit risk of a particular loan and the corresponding effect of this credit risk on a CMBS transaction.
In order to estimate losses, Morningstar utilizes an income approach to capitalize a property’s net cash flow into a value. If necessary, Morningstar re-estimates a property’s cash flow through a pro-forma or discounted cash flow analysis using the reported data from operating statement analysis reports (OSAR reports) and other third party collected data. Capitalization (“cap”) rates are derived from multiple sources, including Morningstar’s proprietary database of cap rates collected from certain legacy CMBS transactions and new issue CMBS transactions, and supplemented by other third party collected data. In addition, Morningstar may consider conditions and prospects of the underlying real estate market and a review of the tenants in the building. In addition to the preceding approach, Morningstar generally performs a re-estimate of the value of the underlying property using the sales comparable approach (i.e., comparable price per square foot). For this analysis, numerous observations of distressed sales from
CMBS loan liquidations, as well as numerous distressed reappraisals of CMBS properties on loans in special servicing, guide Morningstar’s valuation metrics. Morningstar may also access sales data collected from multiple external sources. Once a final estimate of the underlying property value is completed, this value is compared to the total loan exposure, fully burdened for
advances, and other costs of foreclosure, to arrive at an estimate of the likely loss from liquidation. The final output from this analysis is an estimate of the expected loss to the trust and an estimate of the time until liquidation. We have developed an internal query to investigate a sampling* of the “accuracy” of Morningstar’s loss estimates over time. For our purposes, “accuracy” is a comparison of all loans which were liquidated in a given time period (based upon the most recent remittance data available as of the date of query) to the loss forecasts for these loans. We derive our comparison over a 1-month, 6-month, 12- month, and 24-month timeline by looking back at our specific loss estimates during the applicable period, and comparing these to the actual realized loss, displayed in Table 1 below. We emphasize that the closer a loan gets to liquidation the more information is available, such as information on the loan’s workout status and appraisals. Note: We have removed “noise” from the calculated results for loans with a loss that was realized and not forecasted (i.e., workout fees, other resolutions), and vice versa. Therefore, any variance between our loss forecast and the actual realized loss is calculated as
follows: Projected Loss at Time X (1-month, 6-months, 12-months, or 24-months prior to the realized loss) less the actual realized loss, divided by the actual realized loss, equals the accuracy of loss estimate (variance).
* (excluded top 5 and bottom 5 variances, as well as loans with no loss projection)
Table 1 – Actual vs. Forecasted Losses for the May 2013 – Oct. 2013 Remittance Period
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