- 16 - as of January 1, 1985, depends on: (1) The remaining term to maturity; (2) whether the debt was subject to any call or put options; and (3) whether any principal repayments would be made pursuant to either a mandatory schedule or terms that provided for repayment of principal on the debt based on the rate of principal repayments received on the mortgages serving as collateral. On January 1, 1985, the average weighted lives of petitioner’s 30 debt instruments in issue were as follows: Debt Average weighted life G-15 5 years, 5 months G-16 6 years, 8 months G-17 12 years, 5 months F-8 11 months F-11 8 years, 11 months F-12 2 months F-13 12 years, 2 months F-15 5 months F-18 1 year, 2 months D-2 5 years, 3 months Z-2 34 years, 11 months Z-3 9 years, 11 months ND 1 year, 8 months CD-1 4 years, 0 months GMC A 1975 3 years, 4 months GMC B 1975 3 years, 9 months GMC A 1976 3 years, 10 months GMC B 1976 5 years, 6 months GMC A 1977 4 years, 9 months GMC B 1977 6 years, 3 months GMC C 1977 8 years, 2 months GMC A 1978 8 years, 5 months GMC B 1978 7 years, 4 months GMC C 1978 7 years, 4 months GMC A 1979 6 years, 10 months GMC B 1979 6 years, 10 months GMC C 1979 7 years, 4 months CMO A-2 5 years, 11 months CMO A-3 17 years, 7 months CMO C-4 14 years, 6 monthsPage: Previous 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Next
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