In December 2008, amid the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, Rosetree Capital Management was evaluating the purchase of a pool of residential mortgages in the United States. The company had an investment vehicle created to acquire troubled residential mortgages from banks and other motivated sellers. The idea was to buy mortgages at a price and work with individual borrowers to restructure their debts. The execution of the mortgages could then possibly be resold on the secondary market. The case of the cash flow projections to various economic scenarios that are indicative of the economics of distressed mortgages and foreclosures. Rosetree necessary to decide whether and how a lot of loan deals.
by
Victoria Ivashina,
André F. Perold
Source: Harvard Business School
14 pages.
Date Posted: December 5, 2008. Prod #: 209088-PDF-ENG
Case Solution Rosetree Mortgage Fund
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