Exhibit 33.8
ASSESSMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE SERVICING CRITERIA
The management (“Management”) of the Corporate Trust Services division of Wells Fargo Bank, National Association (the
“Company”) is responsible for assessing the Company’s compliance with the applicable servicing criteria set forth in Item 1122(d) of Regulation AB of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Management has determined that
the servicing criteria are applicable in regards to the servicing platform for the period as follows:
Period: As of and for the twelve months
ended December 31, 2013 (the “Period”).
Platform: The platform consists of residential mortgage-backed securities
(“RMBS”) transactions backed by pools of residential mortgage loans and/or backed by RMBS, for which the Company provides trustee (except Delaware trustee or owner trustee), indenture trustee, securities administration and/or paying
agent services and where the RMBS transactions were either (a) publicly-issued pursuant to a registration statement under the Securities Act of 1933, or (b) privately-issued pursuant to an exemption from registration where the Company has
an obligation under the transaction agreements to deliver an assessment of compliance with the applicable servicing criteria under Item 1122(d) of Regulation AB; provided, however that the platform excludes any transactions where the offered
securities were issued, sponsored and/or guaranteed by any agency or instrumentality of the U.S. government or any government sponsored entity, other than certain securitizations of residential mortgage loan transactions issued, sponsored and/or
guaranteed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Company (the “RMBS Bond Administration Platform”). Appendix A identifies the individual transactions defined by Management as constituting the RMBS Bond Administration Platform for
the Period.
Applicable Servicing Criteria: All servicing criteria set forth in Item 1122(d), to the extent required in the related
transaction agreements, in regards to the activities performed by the Company, except for the following servicing criteria: 1122(d)(4)(ii) and 1122(d)(4)(iv) – 1122(d)(4)(xiii), which Management has determined are not applicable to the
activities the Company performed with respect to the RMBS Bond Administration Platform for the Period (the “Applicable Servicing Criteria”).
Third parties classified as vendors: With respect to servicing criterion 1122(d)(4)(i), the Company has engaged a vendor to handle certain Uniform
Commercial Code filing functions required by the servicing criterion. Management has determined that this vendor is not considered a “servicer” as defined in Item 1101(j) of Regulation AB, and Management elects to take responsibility
for assessing compliance with the portion of the servicing criterion applicable to this vendor as permitted by Interpretation 17.06 of the SEC Division of Corporation Finance Manual of Publicly Available Telephone Interpretations
(“Interpretation 17.06”). The Company has policies and procedures in place to provide reasonable assurance that the vendor’s activities comply in all material respects with the servicing criterion applicable to the vendor. Management
is solely responsible for determining that the Company meets the SEC requirements to apply Interpretation 17.06 for the vendor and related criterion.
With respect to the RMBS Bond Administration Platform and the Period, Management provides the following assessment of the Company’s compliance with
respect to the Applicable Servicing Criteria:
1. Management is responsible for assessing the Company’s compliance with the Applicable Servicing
Criteria.
2. Management has assessed the Company’s compliance with the Applicable Servicing Criteria, including the servicing criteria for which
compliance is determined based on Interpretation 17.06 as described above. In performing this assessment, Management used the criteria set forth by the Securities and Exchange Commission in paragraph (d) of Item 1122 of Regulation AB.
3. Based on such assessment for the Period, the Company has complied, in all material respects with the Applicable Servicing Criteria, except as described in
Schedule A hereto.
4. Schedule B hereto includes Management’s discussion of the material instances of noncompliance
noted in Schedule A, including remediation efforts taken by the Company.
KPMG LLP, an independent registered public accounting firm, has issued an
attestation report on the Company’s compliance with the Applicable Servicing Criteria for the Period.
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| WELLS FARGO BANK, National Association |
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/S/ Brian W. Bartlett |
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Brian W. Bartlett |
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Executive Vice President |
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February 27, 2014 |
Schedule A
Material Instances of Noncompliance by the Company
Management’s assessment of compliance with the Applicable Servicing Criteria set forth by the Securities and Exchange Commission in paragraph
(d) of Item 1122 of Regulation AB for the Period, disclosed that material instances of noncompliance occurred with respect to the servicing criteria set forth in both of Items 1122(d)(3)(i)(B) and 1122(d)(3)(ii), as follows:
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With respect to servicing criterion 1122(d)(3)(i)(B), certain reports to investors did not provide information calculated in accordance with the terms specified in the transaction agreements. |
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With respect to servicing criterion 1122(d)(3)(ii), certain amounts due to investors were not allocated and remitted in accordance with timeframes, distribution priority and other terms set forth in the transaction
agreements. |
Schedule B
Management’s Discussion on Material Instances of Noncompliance by the Company
I. Defined Terms.
For purposes of this
Schedule B, reference is made to the following defined terms.
Ÿ “2013
Assessment” means, with respect to the RMBS Bond Administration Platform, the assessment of compliance with applicable Item 1122(d) servicing criteria prepared by Management for the Period.
Ÿ “2013
Attestation” means the compliance attestation report of KPMG LLP, the independent registered public accounting firm engaged by the Company to issue such compliance attestation report in connection with the 2013 Assessment, for the Period.
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“2013 Item 1122 Compliance Reports” means the 2013 Assessment and 2013 Attestation.
Ÿ “Identified Payment Errors” means, with respect to the Period, the payment errors identified as of the date of
this report through normal business procedures and through other procedures, including procedures performed in connection with the preparation of the 2013 Item 1122 Compliance Reports, that led to the determination that there was a material
instance of noncompliance for the RMBS Bond Administration Platform with respect to Item 1122(d)(3)(ii) of Regulation AB.
Ÿ “Identified Reporting Errors” means, with respect to the Period, the reporting errors identified as of the date of
this report through normal business procedures and through other procedures, including procedures performed in connection with the preparation of the 2013 Item 1122 Compliance Reports, that led to the determination that there was a material
instance of noncompliance for the RMBS Bond Administration Platform with respect to Item 1122(d)(3)(i)(B) of Regulation AB.
Ÿ “Model” means for any RMBS transaction in the RMBS Bond Administration Platform, the Model Input, the Model Output
Transmission, the Model Program and the processes related to the Model Input, Model Output Transmission and the Model Program that function together for the purpose of calculating payments in accordance with the requirements of relevant transaction
agreements.
Ÿ “Model Errors” refers to Model Input Errors, Model Program Errors and Model Output Transmission Errors.
Ÿ “Model Input” means data that is transmitted electronically or manually to a Model such as data from a servicer, data from financial services information providers, cash adjustments (such as
reimbursable expenses) and information from programs that perform interim calculations.
Ÿ “Model Input Error” means inaccurate or incomplete Model Input information, inaccuracies in receiving or
processing Model Input information or inaccuracies in manual non-automated processing that in each case lead to a payment error and/or a reporting error.
Ÿ “Model
Output Transmission” means the transmission of the output from each Model to the processes and systems that generate investor payments and reports.
Ÿ “Model
Output Transmission Error” means an inaccurate or untimely transmission of the output from each Model to the processes and systems that generate investor payments and reports that leads to a payment error and/or a reporting error.
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“Model Program” means Model programming logic designed to calculate payments in accordance with transaction agreement requirements.
Ÿ “Model
Program Error” means inaccurate or incomplete programming or logic in a Model Program that does not produce calculations in accordance with the transaction agreements and therefore causes a payment error and/or a reporting error.
II. General
Through its
normal business procedures and through other procedures, including procedures performed in connection with the preparation of the 2013 Item 1122 Compliance Reports, the Company determined that Identified Payment Errors and Identified Reporting
Errors occurred during the Period on certain RMBS transactions in the RMBS Bond Administration Platform. Although no individually identified error, in and of itself, was found to be material to the RMBS Bond Administration Platform, Management
determined that, for RMBS Bond Administration Platform purposes, the aggregate number of errors constituted material noncompliance with respect to both Items 1122(d)(3)(i)(B) and 1122(d)(3)(ii) of Regulation AB. All of the Identified Payment Errors
and Identified Reporting Errors were addressed as further discussed in the Remediation section below.
In some instances, the Identified
Payment Errors were also considered material to the transactions on which they occurred. None of the Identified Reporting Errors were considered material for a particular transaction. For all transactions in the RMBS Bond Administration Platform,
Management delivered an Item 1123 certification to the extent it was obligated to do so under the applicable transaction agreements and Regulation AB. Where an Identified Payment Error was considered material for an individual transaction, the
Item 1123 certification for that transaction included a description of the nature and status of such error.
The Company developed a
unique Model for each transaction in its RMBS Bond Administration Platform. On the whole, there are millions of calculations performed by the Models each distribution period for the thousands of transactions in the RMBS Bond Administration
Platform. The Company’s waterfall payment calculation and reporting functions can be categorized into three processes: (i) Model Inputs, (ii) Model Programs, and (iii) Model Output Transmissions.
The Identified Payment Errors that occurred during the Period were attributable to Model Errors that occurred on certain RMBS transactions. As
in 2011 and 2012, the Model Errors generally occurred due to the significant deterioration in mortgage loan performance1 experienced by many RMBS transactions over the past several years. This
deterioration in performance continues to impact Models and has led to increased Model Input Errors and Model Program Errors.2 The Identified Reporting Errors that occurred during the Period were
attributable to the Identified Payment Errors and missing or inaccurate information on the investor reports.
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The significant deterioration in mortgage loan performance is evidenced by the fact that over 50 percent of the RMBS transactions in the Company’s RMBS Bond Administration Platform have reached credit support
depletion. Credit support depletion is a significant event because waterfall payment priorities for the senior bonds typically change at that point. |
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High levels of RMBS mortgage loan performance deterioration impact waterfall calculations because such deterioration contributes to Model Input Errors. One example of such Model Input Errors relates to the extensive
level of mortgage loan delinquencies and the resulting extensive levels of servicer advancing. High levels of advancing lead to both high advance recoveries by servicers in single distribution periods and increased servicer stop advance decisions.
These phenomena require manual processing which can result in Model Input Errors. |
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The high level of RMBS mortgage loan performance deterioration has also contributed to Model Program Errors. The extensive collateral losses in RMBS transactions have triggered waterfall scenarios that were considered
unlikely to occur at the inception of the transactions (if they were considered at all) and were not as clearly detailed as other provisions in the transaction agreements that direct waterfall calculations and distributions. Because such waterfall
scenarios were not forecasted by issuers and underwriters, the Company was not provided with the necessary benchmark data needed to adequately test and validate the waterfall scenarios triggered by the unanticipated deterioration of mortgage loan
performance. In turn, this inability to test the application of the waterfall in the extremely stressed conditions that thereafter occurred contributed to the occurrence of Model Program Errors. |
Model Programs and Model Inputs and the processes related to Model Programs and Model Inputs are,
over the life of a transaction, constantly being adjusted in an effort to ensure accurate payments and reporting. Continual adjustments are required because the transactions and securities to which the Models relate are very complex and the
technology and processes related to Model Programs and Model Inputs are equally complex. The level of adjustment needed for Model Programs, Model Inputs and related processes has increased as mortgage loan performance deterioration increased. The
Identified Payment Errors and Identified Reporting Errors occurred during the Period notwithstanding these Model adaptations and adjustments. As further discussed in the Remediation section below, there are ongoing efforts to identify, correct and
prevent problems with Models in an effort to minimize future payment and reporting errors.
III. Scope of the Material Instances of Noncompliance
A. Identified Payment Errors. During the Period, there were approximately 1033
Identified Payment Errors on RMBS transactions in the RMBS Bond Administration Platform. The Identified Payment Errors resulted from Model Input Errors, Model Program Errors and Model Output Transmission Errors.4
Ÿ Roughly half of the Identified Payment Errors resulted from Model Input Errors.
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The majority of the Model Input Errors were manual processing errors. |
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Other Model Input Errors related to incorrectly interpreting and processing servicer reporting data relating to mortgage loan modifications. |
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one-third of the Identified Payment Errors resulted from Model Program Errors.
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Some of the Model Program Errors related to credit support depletion Model programming logic. For example, in several RMBS transactions, the Model Program incorrectly allocated losses to various classes of senior
certificates after credit support depletion which in turn caused the balance of such classes of senior certificates to be miscalculated. These balance errors led to errors in the calculation of both interest and principal and Identified Payment
Errors ensued. Since accrued interest on the senior certificates is calculated by multiplying the balance of the certificates by the interest rate, interest was incorrectly calculated. Since certain allocations of principal are dependent on the
relative balance of the impacted classes, payments of principal were also incorrectly calculated. |
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For purposes of tabulating this number, the Company counted each Identified Payment Error as one error regardless of how many distribution periods were impacted. Some of the Identified Payment Errors impacted more than
one distribution period. |
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The term “Model Output Transmission” and “Model Output Transmission Error” was not used in Management’s 2012 assessment of compliance with applicable servicing criteria originally dated
February 28, 2013 and re-issued on December 20, 2013. However, the concepts represented by such terms were reflected in the terms Model Input and Model Input Error. The Company decided that separating those errors into a third category for
purposes of the 2013 Assessment would provide more detailed disclosure. |
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Most of the Model Program Errors occurred because waterfall payment logic that was unrelated to credit support depletion was incorrectly programmed due to human error. Many of these Model Program Errors resulted in
interest and/or principal payments not being calculated in accordance with the applicable provisions in the transaction agreements. |
Ÿ The remainder of
the Identified Payment Errors resulted from Model Output Transmission Errors.
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Several of the Model Output Transmission Errors occurred because payment information was not released to the payment system for the affected transactions in time and the distribution was delayed by approximately one to
two business days. |
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Other Model Output Transmission Errors occurred because incorrect Model Output information was provided to the Depository Trust Company or certificate insurers. |
Ÿ In some cases, the
Identified Payment Errors were a combination of overpayments to one or more classes of securities or transaction parties and corresponding underpayments to one or more other classes of securities or other transaction parties. These Identified
Payment Errors consisting of overpayments and underpayments netted to zero because all the cash that was received from a transaction party in a payment cycle was distributed to investors or other transaction parties on the related payment date(s).
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other cases, the Identified Payment Errors did not net to zero on the related payment dates(s) when either the Company inadvertently distributed (i) less than the required distribution on the related payment date leaving cash in a transaction
account, or (ii) more than the required distribution on the related payment date causing an overdraft in a transaction account. The scenario described in clause (i) of the preceding sentence explains the majority of circumstances where
overpayments and underpayments did not net to zero. An example of the clause (i) scenario relates to the Model Output Transmission Errors described above where the distribution was delayed by approximately one to two business days.
Ÿ As further
described in the Remediation section below, the Company has taken appropriate corrective action, or is in the process of determining appropriate corrective action, for all the Identified Payment Errors.
B. Identified Reporting Errors. For the Period, there were approximately 1725
Identified Reporting Errors on RMBS transactions in the RMBS Bond Administration Platform.
Ÿ The majority of the Identified Reporting Errors resulted from the Identified Payment Errors. Inaccurate payments led to inaccurate
reporting.
Ÿ The remainder of the Identified Reporting Errors were unrelated to the Identified Payment Errors.
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For purposes of tabulating this number, the Company counted each Identified Reporting Error as one error regardless of how many distribution periods were impacted. Some of the Identified Reporting Errors impacted more
than one distribution period. |
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Most of the remainder of the Identified Reporting Errors resulted from inaccurate/incomplete bond reporting. Some examples of these Identified Reporting Errors include inaccurate reporting variables related to investor
payments, incorrect tranche balance reporting, and incorrect trigger reporting. |
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Other of the remainder of the Identified Reporting Errors resulted from inaccurate/incomplete mortgage loan reporting. Some examples of these Identified Reporting Errors include incorrect information on the collateral
statement portion of the investor report, missing delinquency reporting, and missing loan level performance reporting. |
Ÿ Investors received notice of Investor Reporting Errors by either a revised statement in connection with a restatement of the
affected distributions or by correcting the reporting error on a subsequent payment date statement.
C. Comparison of 2013
Identified Payment Errors and Identified Reporting Errors to 2012 Payment and Reporting Errors
The 2013 Identified Payment Errors and
the Identified Reporting Errors were generally similar in type to the payment and reporting errors that led to the material instances of noncompliance disclosed on Management’s 2012 assessment of compliance with applicable servicing criteria.
However the errors generally occurred on different transactions than 2012. Moreover, the specific circumstances that gave rise to the errors in 2013 generally differed from the circumstances experienced in 2012. In a few cases, the same transaction
was impacted in both 2012 and 2013 because the error carried over from monthly distribution periods in 2012 to monthly distribution periods in 2013. As a result, the error affected both the 2013 Assessment and the 2012 assessment of compliance with
applicable servicing criteria. The correction of the 2013 Identified Payment Errors and Identified Reporting Errors was specific to the affected transactions and such correction does not preclude the possibility that a similar type of error would
occur on a different transaction in 2014.
Examples of Model Program Errors that occurred similarly in both years involve
(i) post-credit support depletion loss allocation methodology and payment priority rules, and (ii) the calculation of group-directed cash flows, interest calculation elements, and pre-credit support depletion loss allocation methodology.
Examples of Model Input Errors that occurred similarly in both years involve (i) improper coding of cash adjustments and using
incorrect prior month data, (ii) loan modification inputs related to capitalization of delinquent amounts and the recovery of advances related thereto and modified interest rates in certain transaction structures, and (iii) cash
adjustments related to servicer advance reimbursements that caused errors in certain calculations (e.g., the net weighted average coupon rate calculations).
While there were Model Output Transmission Errors in 2012 that contributed to the determination that there was a material instance of
noncompliance with respect to Item 1122(d)(3)(ii) of Regulation AB for 2012, they generally differed from the Model Output Transmission Errors experienced in 2013. Most of the 2013 Model Output Transmission Errors were untimely transmissions of
output from the related Models whereas the Model Output Transmission Errors in 2012 were timely but inaccurate transmissions of output from the related Models.
Comparing the Identified Reporting Errors in 2013 to the identified reporting errors in 2012, a substantial number in each year were caused by
the payment errors (i.e., reporting an incorrect payment). There were other reporting errors in both years that related to missing and incorrect bond information and missing and incorrect mortgage loan information.
IV. Remediation
The Company has taken appropriate corrective action, or is in the process of determining appropriate corrective action, for all the Identified
Payment Errors. The Identified Payment Errors for which such corrective action has been taken were rectified by means of (i) restating all affected distribution periods6, (ii) in one
case, adjusting the affected distribution periods on a future distribution date7, and (iii) with respect to the Model Output Transmission Errors described in the Scope section above where the
distribution was delayed by approximately one to two business days, making the additional required distribution. The restatements and adjustments occurred between January 2013 and February 2014. Investors received notice of such restatements and
adjustments by means of posting revised payment date statements to the Company’s corporate trust website (www.ctslink.com).
The
Company has also taken appropriate corrective action, or is in the process of determining appropriate corrective action, for all of the Identified Reporting Errors. The Identified Reporting Errors for which such corrective action has been taken were
addressed either through the issuance of a revised payment date statement (possibly in connection with a restatement of the affected distribution period) or through including the corrected reporting element on the next payment date statement.
Further, with respect to RMBS transactions generally in the RMBS Bond Administration Platform, the Company is engaged in an ongoing effort to
examine and adjust waterfall calculations, operational processes and quality control measures applied to the payment calculation and reporting process in an effort to minimize future errors. To that end, the Company has undertaken an expansive
project to identify, correct and prevent problems with its Models and the individual transactions that exhibited these problems. Due to the complexity of the issues and transactions involved, this is a long term, intensive project involving
significant internal and external resources. In conjunction with other steps taken, the Company believes that these efforts will result in ongoing improvements to its payment and reporting processes.
Throughout 2012 and 2013, the Company has adopted numerous other initiatives in an effort to add rigor to its operational processes and
quality control measures. The initiatives relate to both preventing Model Errors and identifying and correcting Model Errors. Examples of measures to prevent Model Errors include, among other things, enhancements to its (i) new Model creation
procedures, (ii) procedures for pre-closing review of waterfall language in transaction agreements, and (iii) procedures for pre-payment date testing of transaction level payment calculations and reporting elements. Examples of measures to
identify and correct Model Errors include, among other things, (a) enhanced procedures relating to Model revisions, (b) the creation of a team charged with conducting a careful analysis of every Model Error to determine if any additional
controls are necessary to prevent the errors from re-occurring, and (c) the creation of a team to proactively perform Model Program corrections to prevent future Model Errors. The Company has hired a significant number of additional staff and
reorganized various teams to more effectively manage the above-mentioned operational processes and quality control measures.
Material Instance of Noncompliance by any Vendor
NONE
Material
Deficiencies in Company’s Policies and Procedures to Monitor Vendor’s Compliance
NONE
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As used in this response, the term “restatement” and the phrase “restating affected distribution periods” means the correction of an overpayment or underpayment experienced by a class of book-entry
securities by (i) submitting a revised payment date statement for each affected distribution period to the Depository Trust Company (“DTC”) by which the DTC adjusts the accounts of the overpaid and underpaid classes, and (ii) the
posting of such revised payment date statement to the Company’s corporate trust website (www.ctslink.com). In accordance with its policy in effect during the Period, the DTC revises up to twelve months of affected distributions. The process is
similar for physical securities except that the Company interacts directly with affected holders as opposed to interacting with the DTC. |
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With respect to one transaction, the Company effected a restatement in April and May 2013 to incorporate the correct amount of a claim paid by a certificate insurer. When the same transaction was subsequently restated
in September 2013 for an unrelated issue, the second restatement did not incorporate the corrected claim amount which was the subject of the first restatement. Instead of conducting a third restatement of the April and May 2013 distribution period,
the Company corrected this error by distributing the correct claim funds in the January 2014 distribution period. |
Appendix A to the Company’s Assessment of Compliance with the Applicable Servicing Criteria
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| AAMES 2004-1 |
| AAMES 2005-1 |
| AAMES 2005-2 |
| AAMES 2005-4 |
| AAMES 2006-1 |
| ABFC 2002-OPT1 |
| ABFC 2002-WF1 |
| ABFC 2002-WF2 |
| ABFC 2003-OPT1 |
| ABFC 2003-WF1 |
| ABFC 2004-HE1 |
| ABFC 2004-OPT1 |
| ABFC 2004-OPT2 |
| ABFC 2004-OPT3 |
| ABFC 2004-OPT4 |
| ABFC 2004-OPT5 |
| ABFC 2005-HE1 |
| ABFC 2005-HE2 |
| ABFC 2005-OPT1 |
| ABFC 2005-WF1 |
| ABFC 2005-WMC1 |
| ABFC 2006-HE1 |
| ABFC 2006-OPT1 |
| ABFC 2006-OPT2 |
| ABFC 2006-OPT3 |
| ABFC 2007-WMC1 |
| ABSC AMQ 2007-HE2 |
| ABSC 2001-HE3 |
| ABSC 2002-HE2 |
| ABSC 2003-HE1 |
| ABSC 2003-HE3 |
| ABSC 2003-HE6 |
| ABSC 2004-HE2 |
| ABSC 2004-HE3 |
| ABSC 2004-HE6 |
| ABSC 2004-HE8 |
| ABSC 2005-HE3 |
| ABSC 2005-HE8 |
| ABSC MO 2006-HE6 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| ABSC NC 2005-HE4 |
| ABSC OOMC 2005-HE6 |
| ABSC WMC 2005-HE5 |
| ACE 2001-HE1 |
| ACE 2002-HE1 |
| ACE 2002-HE2 |
| ACE 2002-HE3 |
| ACE 2003-FM1 |
| ACE 2003-HE1 |
| ACE 2003-HS1 |
| ACE 2003-NC1 |
| ACE 2003-OP1 |
| ACE 2003-TC1 |
| ACE 2004-FM1 |
| ACE 2004-FM2 |
| ACE 2004-HE1 |
| ACE 2004-HE2 |
| ACE 2004-HE3 |
| ACE 2004-HE4 |
| ACE 2004-HS1 |
| ACE 2004-IN1 |
| ACE 2004-OP1 |
| ACE 2004-RM1 |
| ACE 2004-RM2 |
| ACE 2004-SD1 |
| ACE 2005-AG1 |
| ACE 2005-ASAP1 |
| ACE 2005-HE1 |
| ACE 2005-HE2 |
| ACE 2005-HE3 |
| ACE 2005-HE4 |
| ACE 2005-HE5 |
| ACE 2005-HE6 |
| ACE 2005-HE7 |
| ACE 2005-RM1 |
| ACE 2005-RM2 |
| ACE 2005-SD1 |
| ACE 2005-SD2 |
| ACE 2005-SD3 |
A-1
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| ACE 2005-SL1 |
| ACE 2005-SN1 |
| ACE 2005-WF1 |
| ACE 2006-ASAP1 |
| ACE 2006-ASAP2 |
| ACE 2006-ASAP3 |
| ACE 2006-ASAP4 |
| ACE 2006-ASAP5 |
| ACE 2006-ASAP6 |
| ACE 2006-ASL1 |
| ACE 2006-CW1 |
| ACE 2006-FM1 |
| ACE 2006-FM2 |
| ACE 2006-HE1 |
| ACE 2006-HE2 |
| ACE 2006-HE3 |
| ACE 2006-HE4 |
| ACE 2006-NC1 |
| ACE 2006-NC2 |
| ACE 2006-NC3 |
| ACE 2006-OP1 |
| ACE 2006-OP2 |
| ACE 2006-SD1 |
| ACE 2006-SD2 |
| ACE 2006-SD3 |
| ACE 2006-SL1 |
| ACE 2006-SL2 |
| ACE 2006-SL3 |
| ACE 2006-SL4 |
| ACE 2007 ASAP2 |
| ACE 2007-ASAP1 |
| ACE 2007-ASL1 |
| ACE 2007-HE1 |
| ACE 2007-HE2 |
| ACE 2007-HE3 |
| ACE 2007-HE4 |
| ACE 2007-HE5 |
| ACE 2007-SL1 |
| ACE 2007-SL2 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| ACE 2007-WM1 |
| ACE 2007-WM2 |
| ACE TERWIN 2003-6HE |
| AEGIS 2003-1 |
| AEGIS 2003-2 |
| AEGIS 2003-3 |
| AEGIS 2004-1 |
| AEGIS 2004-2 |
| AEGIS 2004-3 |
| AEGIS 2004-4 |
| AEGIS 2004-5 |
| AEGIS 2004-6 |
| AEGIS 2005-1 |
| AEGIS 2005-2 |
| AEGIS 2005-3 |
| AEGIS 2005-4 |
| AEGIS 2005-5 |
| AEGIS 2006-1 |
| AGATEBAY13-1 |
| AHL 2002-1 |
| AHMA 2005-1 |
| AHMA 2005-2 |
| AHMA 2006-1 |
| AHMA 2006-2 |
| AHMA 2006-5 |
| AHMA 2006-6 |
| AHMA 2007-1 |
| AHMA 2007-2 |
| AHMA 2007-3 |
| AHMA 2007-4 |
| AHMA 2007-5 |
| AHMIT 2004-1 |
| AHMIT 2004-2 |
| AHMIT 2005-1 |
| AHMIT 2005-2 |
| AHMIT 2005-3 |
| AHMIT 2005-4 |
| AHMIT 2006-1 |
| AHMIT 2006-2 |
A-2
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| AHMIT 2006-3 |
| AHMIT 2007-1 |
| AHMIT 2007-2 |
| ALLIANCE 2007-OA1 |
| AMRESCO 1998-2 |
| AMRESCO 1998-3 |
| AMRESCO 1999-1 |
| ARC 2001-BC1 |
| ARC 2001-BC5 |
| ARC 2001-BC6 |
| ARC 2002-BC1 |
| ARC 2002-BC10 |
| ARC 2002-BC2 |
| ARC 2002-BC3 |
| ARC 2002-BC4 |
| ARC 2002-BC5 |
| ARC 2002-BC6 |
| ARC 2002-BC7 |
| ARC 2002-BC8 |
| ARC 2002-BC9 |
| ARC 2004-1 |
| ARE 1998-1 |
| ARMT 2006-2A |
| ARMT 2004-1 |
| ARMT 2004-2 |
| ARMT 2004-3 |
| ARMT 2004-4 |
| ARMT 2004-5 |
| ARMT 2005-1 |
| ARMT 2005-10 |
| ARMT 2005-11 |
| ARMT 2005-12 |
| ARMT 2005-2 |
| ARMT 2005-3 |
| ARMT 2005-4 |
| ARMT 2005-5 |
| ARMT 2005-6A |
| ARMT 2005-7 |
| ARMT 2005-8 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| ARMT 2005-9 |
| ARMT 2006-1 |
| ARMT 2006-2 |
| ARMT 2006-3 |
| ARMT 2007-1 |
| ARMT 2007-2 |
| ARMT 2007-3 |
| BAF 2000-1 |
| BAFC 2003-1 |
| BAFC 2003-2 |
| BAFC 2003-3 |
| BAFC 2004-1 |
| BAFC 2004-2 |
| BAFC 2004-3 |
| BAFC 2004-4 |
| BAFC 2004-5 |
| BAFC 2004-A |
| BAFC 2004-B |
| BAFC 2004-C |
| BAFC 2004-D |
| BAFC 2005-1 |
| BAFC 2005-2 |
| BAFC 2005-3 |
| BAFC 2005-4 |
| BAFC 2005-5 |
| BAFC 2005-6 |
| BAFC 2005-7 |
| BAFC 2005-8 |
| BAFC 2005-A |
| BAFC 2005-B |
| BAFC 2005-C |
| BAFC 2005-D |
| BAFC 2005-E |
| BAFC 2005-F |
| BAFC 2005-G |
| BAFC 2005-H |
| BAFC 2006-1 |
| BAFC 2006-2 |
| BAFC 2006-3 |
A-3
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BAFC 2006-4 |
| BAFC 2006-5 |
| BAFC 2006-6 |
| BAFC 2006-7 |
| BAFC 2006-8T2 |
| BAFC 2006-A |
| BAFC 2006-B |
| BAFC 2006-C |
| BAFC 2006-D |
| BAFC 2006-E |
| BAFC 2006-F |
| BAFC 2006-G |
| BAFC 2006-H |
| BAFC 2006-I |
| BAFC 2006-J |
| BAFC 2007-1 |
| BAFC 2007-2 |
| BAFC 2007-3 |
| BAFC 2007-4 |
| BAFC 2007-5 |
| BAFC 2007-7 |
| BAFC 2007-8 |
| BAFC 2007-A |
| BAFC 2007-B |
| BAFC 2007-C |
| BAFC 2007-D |
| BAFC 2007-E |
| BAFC 2008-R3 |
| BAFC 2009-R1 |
| BAFC 2009-R3 |
| BAFC SALT 2005-1F |
| BANCCAP 2006-1 |
| BANKUNITED 2005-1 |
| BAYVIEW 04-A |
| BAYVIEW 04-C |
| BAYVIEW 04-D |
| BAYVIEW 05-B |
| BAYVIEW 05-C |
| BAYVIEW 05-D |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BAYVIEW 06-A |
| BAYVIEW 06-B |
| BAYVIEW 06-C |
| BAYVIEW 06-D |
| BAYVIEW 07-A |
| BAYVIEW 07-B |
| BCAP 2006-AA1 |
| BCAP 2006-AA2 |
| BCAP 2006-RR1 |
| BCAP 2007-AA5 |
| BCAP 2008-IND1 |
| BCAP 2008-IND2 |
| BNC 2006-2 |
| BNC 2007-1 |
| BNC 2007-2 |
| BNC 2007-4 |
| BOAALT 2006-2 |
| BOAALT 2006-3 |
| BOAALT 2006-4 |
| BOAALT 2006-5 |
| BOAALT 2006-6 |
| BOAALT 2006-7 |
| BOAALT 2006-8 |
| BOAALT 2006-9 |
| BOAALT 2007-1 |
| BOAALT 2007-2 |
| BOALT 2003-1 |
| BOALT 2003-10 |
| BOALT 2003-11 |
| BOALT 2003-2 |
| BOALT 2003-3 |
| BOALT 2003-4 |
| BOALT 2003-5 |
| BOALT 2003-6 |
| BOALT 2003-7 |
| BOALT 2003-8 |
| BOALT 2003-9 |
| BOALT 2004-1 |
| BOALT 2004-10 |
A-4
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BOALT 2004-11 |
| BOALT 2004-12 |
| BOALT 2004-2 |
| BOALT 2004-3 |
| BOALT 2004-4 |
| BOALT 2004-5 |
| BOALT 2004-6 |
| BOALT 2004-7 |
| BOALT 2004-8 |
| BOALT 2004-9 |
| BOALT 2005-1 |
| BOALT 2005-10 |
| BOALT 2005-11 |
| BOALT 2005-12 |
| BOALT 2005-2 |
| BOALT 2005-3 |
| BOALT 2005-4 |
| BOALT 2005-5 |
| BOALT 2005-6 |
| BOALT 2005-7 |
| BOALT 2005-8 |
| BOALT 2005-9 |
| BOALT 2006-1 |
| BOAMS 2002-L |
| BOAMS 2003-10 |
| BOAMS 2003-3 |
| BOAMS 2003-4 |
| BOAMS 2003-5 |
| BOAMS 2003-6 |
| BOAMS 2003-7 |
| BOAMS 2003-8 |
| BOAMS 2003-9 |
| BOAMS 2003-A |
| BOAMS 2003-B |
| BOAMS 2003-C |
| BOAMS 2003-D |
| BOAMS 2003-E |
| BOAMS 2003-F |
| BOAMS 2003-G |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BOAMS 2003-H |
| BOAMS 2003-I |
| BOAMS 2003-J |
| BOAMS 2003-K |
| BOAMS 2003-L |
| BOAMS 2004-1 |
| BOAMS 2004-10 |
| BOAMS 2004-11 |
| BOAMS 2004-2 |
| BOAMS 2004-3 |
| BOAMS 2004-4 |
| BOAMS 2004-5 |
| BOAMS 2004-6 |
| BOAMS 2004-7 |
| BOAMS 2004-8 |
| BOAMS 2004-9 |
| BOAMS 2004-A |
| BOAMS 2004-B |
| BOAMS 2004-C |
| BOAMS 2004-D |
| BOAMS 2004-E |
| BOAMS 2004-F |
| BOAMS 2004-G |
| BOAMS 2004-H |
| BOAMS 2004-I |
| BOAMS 2004-J |
| BOAMS 2004-K |
| BOAMS 2004-L |
| BOAMS 2005-1 |
| BOAMS 2005-10 |
| BOAMS 2005-11 |
| BOAMS 2005-12 |
| BOAMS 2005-2 |
| BOAMS 2005-3 |
| BOAMS 2005-4 |
| BOAMS 2005-5 |
| BOAMS 2005-6 |
| BOAMS 2005-7 |
| BOAMS 2005-8 |
A-5
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BOAMS 2005-9 |
| BOAMS 2005-A |
| BOAMS 2005-B |
| BOAMS 2005-C |
| BOAMS 2005-D |
| BOAMS 2005-E |
| BOAMS 2005-F |
| BOAMS 2005-G |
| BOAMS 2005-H |
| BOAMS 2005-I |
| BOAMS 2005-J |
| BOAMS 2005-K |
| BOAMS 2005-L |
| BOAMS 2006-1 |
| BOAMS 2006-2 |
| BOAMS 2006-3 |
| BOAMS 2006-A |
| BOAMS 2006-B |
| BOAMS 2007-1 |
| BOAMS 2007-2 |
| BOAMS 2007-3 |
| BOAMS 2007-4 |
| BSAAT 2007-01 |
| BSABS 2003-1 |
| BSABS 2000-2 |
| BSABS 2002-1 |
| BSABS 2002-2 |
| BSABS 2002-AC1 |
| BSABS 2003-2 |
| BSABS 2003-3 |
| BSABS 2003-AC3 |
| BSABS 2003-AC4 |
| BSABS 2003-AC5 |
| BSABS 2003-AC6 |
| BSABS 2003-AC7 |
| BSABS 2003-SD1 |
| BSABS 2003-SD2 |
| BSABS 2003-SD3 |
| BSABS 2004-AC1 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BSABS 2004-AC2 |
| BSABS 2004-AC3 |
| BSABS 2004-AC4 |
| BSABS 2004-AC5 |
| BSABS 2004-AC6 |
| BSABS 2004-AC7 |
| BSABS 2004-B01 |
| BSABS 2004-SD1 |
| BSABS 2004-SD2 |
| BSABS 2004-SD3 |
| BSABS 2004-SD4 |
| BSABS 2005-1 |
| BSABS 2005-AC1 |
| BSABS 2005-AC2 |
| BSABS 2005-AC3 |
| BSABS 2005-AC4 |
| BSABS 2005-AC5 |
| BSABS 2005-AC6 |
| BSABS 2005-AC7 |
| BSABS 2005-AC8 |
| BSABS 2005-AC9 |
| BSABS 2005-SD1 |
| BSABS 2005-SD2 |
| BSABS 2005-SD3 |
| BSABS 2005-SD4 |
| BSABS 2006-2 |
| BSABS 2006-3 |
| BSABS 2006-4 |
| BSABS 2006-AC1 |
| BSABS 2006-AC2 |
| BSABS 2006-AC3 |
| BSABS 2006-AC4 |
| BSABS 2006-AC5 |
| BSABS 2006-IM1 |
| BSABS 2006-SD1 |
| BSABS 2006-SD2 |
| BSABS 2006-SD3 |
| BSABS 2006-SD4 |
| BSABS 2006-ST1 |
A-6
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BSABS 2007-1 |
| BSABS 2007-2 |
| BSABS 2007-AC1 |
| BSABS 2007-AC2 |
| BSABS 2007-AC3 |
| BSABS 2007-AC4 |
| BSABS 2007-AC5 |
| BSABS 2007-AC6 |
| BSABS 2007-SD1 |
| BSABS 2007-SD2 |
| BSABS 2007-SD3 |
| BSALTA 2003-3 |
| BSALTA 2003-5 |
| BSALTA 2003-6 |
| BSALTA 2004-1 |
| BSALTA 2004-10 |
| BSALTA 2004-11 |
| BSALTA 2004-12 |
| BSALTA 2004-13 |
| BSALTA 2004-2 |
| BSALTA 2004-3 |
| BSALTA 2004-4 |
| BSALTA 2004-5 |
| BSALTA 2004-6 |
| BSALTA 2004-7 |
| BSALTA 2004-8 |
| BSALTA 2004-9 |
| BSALTA 2005-1 |
| BSALTA 2005-10 |
| BSALTA 2005-2 |
| BSALTA 2005-3 |
| BSALTA 2005-4 |
| BSALTA 2005-5 |
| BSALTA 2005-7 |
| BSALTA 2005-8 |
| BSALTA 2005-9 |
| BSALTA 2006-1 |
| BSALTA 2006-2 |
| BSALTA 2006-3 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BSALTA 2006-4 |
| BSALTA 2006-5 |
| BSALTA 2006-6 |
| BSALTA 2006-7 |
| BSALTA 2006-8 |
| BSALTA 2006-R1 |
| BSALTA 2007-1 |
| BSALTA 2007-2 |
| BSALTA 2007-3 |
| BSART 2000-2 |
| BSART 2001-04 |
| BSART 2002-1 |
| BSART 2002-11 |
| BSART 2002-12 |
| BSART 2003-1 |
| BSART 2003-3 |
| BSART 2003-4 |
| BSART 2003-5 |
| BSART 2003-6 |
| BSART 2003-7 |
| BSART 2003-8 |
| BSART 2003-9 |
| BSART 2004-1 |
| BSART 2004-10 |
| BSART 2004-11 |
| BSART 2004-12 |
| BSART 2004-2 |
| BSART 2004-3 |
| BSART 2004-4 |
| BSART 2004-5 |
| BSART 2004-6 |
| BSART 2004-7 |
| BSART 2004-8 |
| BSART 2004-9 |
| BSART 2005-1 |
| BSART 2005-10 |
| BSART 2005-11 |
| BSART 2005-12 |
| BSART 2005-2 |
A-7
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| BSART 2005-3 |
| BSART 2005-4 |
| BSART 2005-5 |
| BSART 2005-6 |
| BSART 2005-7 |
| BSART 2005-9 |
| BSART 2006-1 |
| BSART 2006-2
|
| BSART 2006-3 |
| BSART 2006-4 |
| BSART 2007-1 |
| BSART 2007-2 |
| BSART 2007-3 |
| BSART 2007-4 |
| BSART 2007-5 |
| BSMF 2006-AC1 |
| BSMF 2006-AR1 |
| BSMF 2006-AR2 |
| BSMF 2006-AR3 |
| BSMF 2006-AR4 |
| BSMF 2006-AR5 |
| BSMF 2007-AR1 |
| BSMF 2007-AR2 |
| BSMF 2007-AR3 |
| BSMF 2007-AR4 |
| BSMF 2007-AR5 |
| BSSP 2007-R3 |
| BSSP 2007-R6 |
| BSSP 2007-R8 |
| BSSP 2008-R1 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-FRE1 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-FRE2 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-NC1 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-NC2 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-NC3 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-NC4 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-NC5 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-OPT1 |
| CARRINGTON 2006-RFC1 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| CARRINGTON 2007-FRE1 |
| CARRINGTON 2007-HE1 |
| CARRINGTON 2007-RFC1 |
| CMAC 2004-1 |
| CMAC 2004-2 |
| CMLT 2003-UP3 |
| CMLTI 2003-1 |
| CMLTI 2003-HE3 |
| CMLTI 2004-1 |
| CMLTI 2004-HYB2 |
| CMLTI 2004-HYB3 |
| CMLTI 2004-OP1 |
| CMLTI 2005-11 |
| CMLTI 2005-OPT4 |
| CMLTI 2006-FX1 |
| CMLTI 2007-AMC2 |
| CMLTI 2007-AMC4 |
| CMLTI 2007-OPX1 |
| CMLTI 2007-SHL1 |
| CS 1989-1 |
| CSAB 2006-1 |
| CSAB 2006-2 |
| CSAB 2006-3 |
| CSAB 2006-4 |
| CSAB 2007-1 |
| CSFB 2003-29 |
| CSFB 2001-HE1 |
| CSFB 2003-19 |
| CSFB 2003-21 |
| CSFB 2003-23 |
| CSFB 2003-25 |
| CSFB 2003-27 |
| CSFB 2003-AR30 |
| CSFB 2004-1 |
| CSFB 2004-3 |
| CSFB 2004-4 |
| CSFB 2004-5 |
| CSFB 2004-6 |
| CSFB 2004-7 |
A-8
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| CSFB 2004-8 |
| CSFB 2004-AR1 |
| CSFB 2004-AR2 |
| CSFB 2004-AR3 |
| CSFB 2004-AR4 |
| CSFB 2004-AR5 |
| CSFB 2004-AR6 |
| CSFB 2004-AR7 |
| CSFB 2004-AR8 |
| CSFB 2005-1 |
| CSFB 2005-10 |
| CSFB 2005-11 |
| CSFB 2005-12 |
| CSFB 2005-2 |
| CSFB 2005-3 |
| CSFB 2005-4 |
| CSFB 2005-5 |
| CSFB 2005-6 |
| CSFB 2005-7 |
| CSFB 2005-8 |
| CSFB 2005-9 |
| CSMC 12-CIM1 |
| CSMC 12-CIM2 |
| CSMC 12-CIM3 |
| CSMC 13-HYB1 |
| CSMC 13-IVR1 |
| CSMC 13-IVR2 |
| CSMC 13-IVR3 |
| CSMC 13-IVR4 |
| CSMC 13-TH1 |
| CSMC 2006-1 |
| CSMC 2006-2 |
| CSMC 2006-3 |
| CSMC 2006-4 |
| CSMC 2006-5 |
| CSMC 2006-6 |
| CSMC 2006-7 |
| CSMC 2006-8 |
| CSMC 2006-9 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| CSMC 2007-1 |
| CSMC 2007-2 |
| CSMC 2007-3 |
| CSMC 2007-4 |
| CSMC 2007-5 |
| CSMC 2007-5R |
| CSMC 2007-6 |
| CSMC 2007-7 |
| CSMC13-6 |
| CSMC13-7 |
| CSMC13-IVR5 |
| CW REPERF 2002-R3 |
| CWABS 2002-S1 |
| CWABS 2002-S4 |
| CWABS 2004-S1 |
| CWHEQ 2005-F |
| DBALT 2003-1 |
| DBALT 2003-2XS |
| DBALT 2003-3 |
| DBALT 2003-4XS |
| DBALT 2005-1 |
| DBALT 2005-2 |
| DBALT 2005-3 |
| DBALT 2005-4 |
| DBALT 2005-5 |
| DBALT 2005-6 |
| DBALT 2005-AR1 |
| DBALT 2005-AR2 |
| DBALT 2006-AB1 |
| DBALT 2006-AB2 |
| DBALT 2006-AB3 |
| DBALT 2006-AB4 |
| DBALT 2006-AF1 |
| DBALT 2006-AR1 |
| DBALT 2006-AR2 |
| DBALT 2006-AR3 |
| DBALT 2006-AR4 |
| DBALT 2006-AR5 |
| DBALT 2006-AR6 |
A-9
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| DBALT 2006-OA1 |
| DBALT 2007-1 |
| DBALT 2007-2 |
| DBALT 2007-3 |
| DBALT 2007-AB1 |
| DBALT 2007-AR1 |
| DBALT 2007-AR2 |
| DBALT 2007-AR3 |
| DBALT 2007-BAR1 |
| DBALT 2007-OA1 |
| DBALT 2007-OA2 |
| DBALT 2007-OA3 |
| DBALT 2007-OA4 |
| DBALT 2007-OA5 |
| DBALT 2007-RAMP1 |
| DFC 1998-1 |
| DFC 1999-2 |
| DFC 1999-3 |
| DFC 2000-4 |
| DFC 2001-1 |
| DFC 2001-2 |
| DFH 1995-2 |
| DFH 1997-2 |
| DFH 1997-3 |
| DFH 1999-1 |
| DFH 2000-1 |
| DFH 2000-2 |
| DFH 2000-3 |
| DLSA 2005-AR1 |
| DMSI 2003-1 |
| DMSI 2004-1 |
| DMSI 2004-2 |
| DMSI 2004-3 |
| DMSI 2004-4 |
| DMSI 2004-5 |
| DSLA 2004-AR1 |
| DSLA 2004-AR2 |
| DSLA 2004-AR3 |
| DSLA 2004-AR4 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| DSLA 2005-AR2 |
| DSLA 2005-AR3 |
| DSLA 2005-AR4 |
| DSLA 2005-AR5 |
| DSLA 2005-AR6 |
| DSLA 2006-AR1 |
| DSLA 2006-AR2 |
| DSLA 2007-AR1 |
| EBLMT 2013-1 |
| EBMLT 2013-2 |
| EHELT 1995-2 |
| EHELT 1996-1 |
| EHELT 1996-2 |
| EHELT 1996-3 |
| EHELT 1996-4 |
| EHELT 1997-1 |
| EHELT 1997-2 |
| EMLT 1994-1 |
| ENCORE 2003-1 |
| FAIT 1993-A |
| FAM 1998-3 |
| FAM 1998-4 |
| FAM 1999-1 |
| FAM 1999-2 |
| FAM 1999-3 |
| FB91-IS-1 |
| FB91-IS-2 |
| FB91-SA-3 |
| FBRSI 2005-1 |
| FBRSI 2005-2 |
| FBRSI 2005-3 |
| FBRSI 2005-4 |
| FBRSI 2005-5 |
| FDIC 2010-R1 |
| FDIC 2011-N1 |
| FDIC 2011-R1 |
| FF 2001-FF1 |
| FF 2001-FF2 |
| FF 2002-FF1 |
A-10
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| FF 2002-FF2 |
| FF 2002-FF3 |
| FF 2002-FFA |
| FF 2003-FF2 |
| FF 2003-FF3 |
| FF 2003-FF4 |
| FF 2003-FF5 |
| FF 2003-FFB |
| FF 2003-FFC |
| FF 2003-FFH1 |
| FF 2003-FFH2 |
| FF 2004-FF11 |
| FF 2004-FF2 |
| FF 2004-FF4 |
| FF 2004-FF5 |
| FF 2004-FF6 |
| FF 2004-FF7 |
| FF 2004-FF8 |
| FF 2004-FFA |
| FF 2004-FFH1 |
| FF 2004-FFH2 |
| FF 2004-FFH3 |
| FF 2006-FF1 |
| FF 2006-FFH1 |
| FFML 2004-FFC |
| FFML 2005-FF6 |
| FFML 2005-FFH1 |
| FFML 2006-FF11 |
| FFML 2006-FF5 |
| FFML 2006-FF7 |
| FFML 2006-FF9 |
| FFMLT 2006-FF15 |
| FFMLT 2006-FF17 |
| FFMLT 2006-FFA |
| FFMLT 2006-FFB |
| FIELDSTONE 2004-3 |
| FIELDSTONE 2004-4 |
| FIELDSTONE 2004-5 |
| FIELDSTONE 2005-1 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| FIELDSTONE 2005-2 |
| FIELDSTONE 2005-3 |
| FIELDSTONE 2006-1 |
| FIELDSTONE 2006-2 |
| FIELDSTONE 2006-3 |
| FIELDSTONE 2007-1 |
| FIRST FRANKLIN 02-FF |
| FIRST FRANKLIN03-FF1 |
| FNLC 2005-3 |
| FNLC 2005-4 |
| FNT 1988-1 |
| FNT 1989-1 |
| FR 2000-2 |
| FR 2001-FRB1 |
| FR 2002-FRB1 |
| FR 2002-FRB2 |
| FRB 2000-FR1 |
| FREMONT 2003-A |
| FREMONT 2003-B |
| FREMONT 2004-3 |
| FREMONT 2004-A |
| FREMONT 2004-B |
| FREMONT 2004-C |
| FREMONT 2004-D |
| FREMONT 2005-A |
| FREMONT 2005-B |
| FREMONT 2005-C |
| FREMONT 2005-D |
| FREMONT 2005-E |
| FREMONT 2006-2 |
| FREMONT 2006-A |
| FREMONT 2006-B P1 |
| FREMONT 2006-B P2 |
| FREMONT 2006-C |
| FREMONT 2006-D |
| FREMONT 2006-E |
| FUCRA 1997-1 |
| GEH 1997-1 |
| GEH 1997-4 |
A-11
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| GEH 1998-1 |
| GEH 1998-2 |
| GEH 1999-1 |
| GEH 1999-2 |
| GEH 1999-3 |
| GMACM 00-HE4 |
| GMACM 02-HE1 |
| GMACM 02-HE3 |
| GMACM 02-HE4 |
| GMACM 03-HE1 |
| GMACM 03-HE2 |
| GMACM 04-HE1 |
| GMACM 04-HE2 |
| GMACM 04-HE5 |
| GMACM 05-AA1 |
| GMACM 05-HE1 |
| GMACM 05-HE2 |
| GMACM 2000-HE2 |
| GMACM 2006-AR1 |
| GMACM 2006-J1 |
| GPMF 2006-OH1 |
| GRNPT 2005-AR4 |
| GRNPT 2005-AR5 |
| GRNPT 2006-AR1 |
| GRNPT 2006-AR2 |
| GRNPT 2006-AR3 |
| GRNPT MTA 2005-AR1 |
| GRNPT MTA 2005-AR2 |
| GRNPT MTA 2005-AR3 |
| GS 2003-AHL |
| GS 2003-HE2 |
| GS 2004-8 |
| GS 2004-FM1 |
| GS 2004-FM2 |
| GSAA 2004-7 |
| GSAA 2005-12 |
| GSAA 2005-15 |
| GSAA 2005-3 |
| GSAA 2005-5 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| GSAA 2005-6 |
| GSAA 2005-7 |
| GSAA 2005-9 |
| GSAA 2006-10 |
| GSAA 2006-11 |
| GSAA 2006-13 |
| GSAA 2006-14 |
| GSAA 2006-15 |
| GSAA 2006-16 |
| GSAA 2006-17 |
| GSAA 2006-18 |
| GSAA 2006-19 |
| GSAA 2006-2 |
| GSAA 2006-20 |
| GSAA 2006-4 |
| GSAA 2006-7 |
| GSAA 2006-8 |
| GSAA 2007-01 |
| GSAA 2007-10 |
| GSAA 2007-2 |
| GSAA 2007-3 |
| GSAA 2007-4 |
| GSAA 2007-5 |
| GSAA 2007-6 |
| GSAA 2007-7 |
| GSAA 2007-8 |
| GSAA 2007-9 |
| GSAMP 2005-AHL2 |
| GSAMP 2005-HE6 |
| GSAMP 2006-FM2 |
| GSAMP 2006-FM3 |
| GSAMP 2006-HE3 |
| GSAMP 2006-HE4 |
| GSAMP 2006-HE5 |
| GSAMP 2006-HE7 |
| GSAMP 2006-HE8 |
| GSAMP 2006-NC2 |
| GSAMP 2006-S4 |
| GSAMP 2007-FM1 |
A-12
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| GSAMP 2007-FM2 |
| GSAMP 2007-H1 |
| GSAMP 2007-HE1 |
| GSAMP 2007-HE2 |
| GSAMP 2007-HSBC1 |
| GSAMP 2007-NC1 |
| GSR 2004-12 |
| GSR 2004-14 |
| GSR 2005-9F |
| GSR 2005-9FR |
| GSR 2005-AR1 |
| GSR 2005-AR2 |
| GSR 2005-AR3 |
| GSR 2005-AR4 |
| GSR 2005-AR5 |
| GSR 2005-AR6 |
| GSR 2005-AR7 |
| GSR 2006-10F |
| GSR 2006-1F |
| GSR 2006-2F |
| GSR 2006-3F |
| GSR 2006-5F |
| GSR 2006-6F |
| GSR 2006-7F |
| GSR 2006-8F |
| GSR 2006-9F |
| GSR 2006-AR1 |
| GSR 2006-AR2 |
| GSR 2006-OA1 |
| GSR 2007-1F |
| GSR 2007-2F |
| GSR 2007-3F |
| GSR 2007-4F |
| GSR 2007-5F |
| GSR 2007-AR1 |
| GSR 2007-AR2 |
| GSR 2007-OA1 |
| GSR 2007-OA2 |
| HALO 2007-2 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| HALO 2007-AR2 |
| HARBORVIEW 2003-1 |
| HARBORVIEW 2003-2 |
| HARBORVIEW 2004-1 |
| HARBORVIEW 2004-10 |
| HARBORVIEW 2004-4 |
| HARBORVIEW 2004-5 |
| HARBORVIEW 2004-6 |
| HARBORVIEW 2004-7 |
| HARBORVIEW 2004-8 |
| HARBORVIEW 2005-11 |
| HARBORVIEW 2005-14 |
| HARBORVIEW 2005-15 |
| HARBORVIEW 2005-4 |
| HARBORVIEW 2005-6 |
| HARBORVIEW 2005-7 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-1 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-10 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-11 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-12 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-13 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-14 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-2 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-6 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-7 |
| HARBORVIEW 2006-8 |
| HARBORVIEW 2007-1 |
| HARBORVIEW 2007-2 |
| HARBORVIEW 2007-3 |
| HARBORVIEW 2007-4 |
| HARBORVIEW 2007-5 |
| HARBORVIEW 2007-6 |
| HARBORVIEW 2007-7 |
| HARBORVIEW 2007-A |
| HASCO 2006-OPT2 |
| HASCO 2005-I1 |
| HASCO 2005-NC1 |
| HASCO 2005-NC2 |
| HASCO 2005-OPT1 |
A-13
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| HASCO 2006-HE1 |
| HASCO 2006-NC1 |
| HASCO 2006-OPT1 |
| HASCO 2006-OPT3 |
| HASCO 2006-OPT4 |
| HASCO 2006-WMC1 |
| HASCO 2007-HE1 |
| HASCO 2007-HE2 |
| HASCO 2007-NC1 |
| HASCO 2007-WF1 |
| HBMT 2004-1 |
| HBMT 2004-2 |
| HBMT 2005-1 |
| HBMT 2005-2 |
| HBMT 2005-3 |
| HBMT 2005-4 |
| HBMT 2005-5 |
| HBMT 2006-1 |
| HBMT 2006-2 |
| HBMT 2007-1 |
| HMS 1998-1 |
| HMS 1998-2 |
| HOMEFED 1988-1 |
| HOMESTAR 2004-1 |
| HOMESTAR 2004-2 |
| HOMESTAR 2004-3 |
| HOMESTAR 2004-4 |
| HOMESTAR 2004-5 |
| HOMESTAR 2004-6 |
| ICA 1989-2 |
| IMPAC 2004-11 |
| IMPAC 2004-6 |
| IMPAC CMB 2004-9 |
| IMPAC CMB 2005-2 |
| IMPAC CMB 2005-3 |
| IMPAC CMB 2005-6 |
| IRWIN 2002-1 |
| IRWIN 2002-A |
| IRWIN 2003-1 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| IRWIN 2003-B |
| IRWIN 2003-C |
| IRWIN 2004-A |
| IRWIN 2005-A |
| ISAC 2004-3 |
| ISAC 2004-4 |
| ISAC 2005-1 |
| ISAC 2005-2 |
| ITLA 2002-1 LLC |
| IXIS 2006-HE3 |
| IXIS 2007-HE1 |
| JPALT 2005-S1 |
| JPALT 2007-A2 |
| JPALT 2007-S1 |
| JPM 2003-A1 |
| JPM 2003-A2 |
| JPM 2004-A1 |
| JPM 2004-A2 |
| JPM 2004-A3 |
| JPM 2004-A4 |
| JPM 2004-A5 |
| JPM 2004-A6 |
| JPM 2004-S2 |
| JPM 2005-A1 |
| JPM 2005-A2 |
| JPM 2005-A3 |
| JPM 2005-A4 |
| JPM 2005-A5 |
| JPM 2005-A6 |
| JPM 2005-A7 |
| JPM 2005-A8 |
| JPM 2005-ALT1 |
| JPM 2005-S1 |
| JPM 2005-S2 |
| JPMALT 2005-A2 |
| JPMALT 2006-A1 |
| JPMALT 2006-A2 |
| JPMALT 2006-A3 |
| JPMALT 2006-A4 |
A-14
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| JPMALT 2006-A6 |
| JPMALT 2006-S1 |
| JPMALT 2006-S2 |
| JPMALT 2006-S3 |
| JPMALT 2006-S4 |
| JPMMAC 2006-CW2 |
| JPMMAC 2006-WF1 |
| JPMMT 2005-S3 |
| JPMMT 2006-A1 |
| JPMMT 2006-A2 |
| JPMMT 2006-A3 |
| JPMMT 2006-A4 |
| JPMMT 2006-A6 |
| JPMMT 2006-A7 |
| JPMMT 2006-S1 |
| JPMMT 2006-S2 |
| JPMMT 2006-S3 |
| JPMMT 2006-S4 |
| JPMMT 2007-A3 |
| JPMMT 2007-A4 |
| JPMMT 2007-S1 |
| JPMMT 2007-S2 |
| JPMMT 2007-S3 |
| KP1993MM4 |
| KPAC 1993-1 |
| LABS 2002-A |
| LABS 2004-2 |
| LABS1998-2 |
| LMT 2006-5 |
| LMT 2006-6 |
| LMT 2006-7 |
| LMT 2006-9 |
| LMT 2007-1 |
| LMT 2007-10 |
| LMT 2007-4 |
| LMT 2007-5 |
| LMT 2007-9 |
| LMT 2008-2 |
| LMT 2008-3 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| LMT 2008-4 |
| LMT 2008-6 |
| LUMINENT 06-3 |
| LUMINENT 2005-1 |
| LUMINENT 2006-2 |
| LUMINENT 2006-4 |
| LUMINENT 2006-5 |
| LUMINENT 2006-6 |
| LUMINENT 2006-7 |
| LUMINENT 2007-1 |
| LUMINENT 2007-2 |
| MABS 2002-OPT1 |
| MABS 2003-OPT1 |
| MABS 2003-OPT2 |
| MABS 2004-HE1 |
| MABS 2004-WMC1 |
| MABS 2005-AB1 |
| MABS 2005-HE1 |
| MABS 2005-HE2 |
| MABS 2005-OPT1 |
| MABS 2005-WF1 |
| MABS 2006-AB1 |
| MABS 2006-AM1 |
| MABS 2006-AM2 |
| MABS 2006-AM3 |
| MABS 2006-FRE1 |
| MABS 2006-FRE2 |
| MABS 2006-HE1 |
| MABS 2006-HE2 |
| MABS 2006-HE3 |
| MABS 2006-HE4 |
| MABS 2006-HE5 |
| MABS 2006-NC1 |
| MABS 2006-NC2 |
| MABS 2006-NC3 |
| MABS 2006-WMC1 |
| MABS 2006-WMC2 |
| MABS 2006-WMC3 |
| MABS 2006-WMC4 |
A-15
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MABS 2007-HE1 |
| MABS 2007-HE2 |
| MABS 2007-WMC1 |
| MADISON AVE 2002-A |
| MALT 2002-1 |
| MALT 2002-2 |
| MALT 2002-3 |
| MALT 2003-1 |
| MALT 2003-2 |
| MALT 2003-3 |
| MALT 2003-4 |
| MALT 2003-5 |
| MALT 2003-6 |
| MALT 2003-7 |
| MALT 2003-8 |
| MALT 2003-9 |
| MALT 2004-1 |
| MALT 2004-10 |
| MALT 2004-11 |
| MALT 2004-12 |
| MALT 2004-13 |
| MALT 2004-2 |
| MALT 2004-3 |
| MALT 2004-4 |
| MALT 2004-5 |
| MALT 2004-6 |
| MALT 2004-7 |
| MALT 2004-8 |
| MALT 2004-9 |
| MALT 2005-1 |
| MALT 2005-2 |
| MALT 2005-3 |
| MALT 2005-4 |
| MALT 2005-5 |
| MALT 2005-6 |
| MALT 2006-1 |
| MALT 2006-2 |
| MALT 2006-3 |
| MALT 2007-1 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MALT 2007-HF1 |
| MANA 2007-A1 |
| MANA 2007-A2 |
| MANA 2007-A3 |
| MANA 2007-AF1 (I) |
| MANA 2007-AF1 (II) |
| MANA 2007-F1 |
| MANA 2007-OAR1 |
| MANA 2007-OAR2 |
| MANA 2007-OAR3 |
| MANA 2007-OAR4 |
| MANA 2007-OAR5 |
| MARM 2002-3 |
| MARM 2003-1 |
| MARM 2003-2 |
| MARM 2003-3 |
| MARM 2003-4 |
| MARM 2003-5 |
| MARM 2003-6 |
| MARM 2003-7 |
| MARM 2004-1 |
| MARM 2004-10 |
| MARM 2004-11 |
| MARM 2004-12 |
| MARM 2004-13 |
| MARM 2004-14 |
| MARM 2004-15 |
| MARM 2004-2 |
| MARM 2004-3 |
| MARM 2004-4 |
| MARM 2004-5 |
| MARM 2004-6 |
| MARM 2004-7 |
| MARM 2004-8 |
| MARM 2004-9 |
| MARM 2005-1 |
| MARM 2005-2 |
| MARM 2005-3 |
| MARM 2005-6 |
A-16
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MARM 2005-7 |
| MARM 2005-8 |
| MARM 2006-2 |
| MARM 2006-OA1 |
| MARM 2006-OA2 |
| MARM 2007-1 |
| MARM 2007-2 |
| MARM 2007-3 |
| MARM 2007-HF1 |
| MARM 2007-HF2 |
| MASL 2005-1 |
| MASL 2006-1 |
| MASTR 2002-7 |
| MASTR 2002-8 |
| MASTR 2003-1 |
| MASTR 2003-10 |
| MASTR 2003-11 |
| MASTR 2003-12 |
| MASTR 2003-2 |
| MASTR 2003-3 |
| MASTR 2003-4 |
| MASTR 2003-5 |
| MASTR 2003-6 |
| MASTR 2003-7 |
| MASTR 2003-8 |
| MASTR 2003-9 |
| MASTR 2004-1 |
| MASTR 2004-10 |
| MASTR 2004-11 |
| MASTR 2004-3 |
| MASTR 2004-4 |
| MASTR 2004-5 |
| MASTR 2004-6 |
| MASTR 2004-8 |
| MASTR 2004-9 |
| MASTR 2004-OPT1 |
| MASTR 2004-OPT2 |
| MASTR 2005-1 |
| MASTR 2005-2 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MASTR 2006-1 |
| MASTR 2006-2 |
| MASTR 2006-3 |
| MASTR 2007-1 |
| MASTR 2007-2 |
| MBK 1989-1 |
| MEL00TBC3 |
| MELLON 2001-TBC1 |
| MELLON 2002-TBC1 |
| MELLON 2002-TBC2 |
| MERCURY 1988-1 |
| MERCURY 1988-2 |
| MERIT 12-1 |
| MERIT 13 |
| MESA 2001-3 |
| MESA 2002-1 |
| MFSMDT96-2 |
| ML 2002-A3 |
| MLCC 2003-A |
| MLCC 2003-B |
| MLCC 2003-C |
| MLCC 2003-D |
| MLCC 2003-E |
| MLCC 2003-F |
| MLCC 2003-G |
| MLCC 2003-H |
| MLCC 2004-1 |
| MLCC 2004-A |
| MLCC 2004-B |
| MLCC 2004-C |
| MLCC 2004-D |
| MLCC 2004-E |
| MLCC 2004-F |
| MLCC 2004-G |
| MLCC 2004-HB1 |
| MLCC 2005-1 |
| MLCC 2005-2 |
| MLCC 2005-3 |
| MLCC 2005-A |
A-17
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MLCC 2005-B |
| MLCC 2006-1 |
| MLCC 2006-2 |
| MLCC 2006-3 |
| MLCC 2007-1 |
| MLCC 2007-2 |
| MLCC 2007-3 |
| MLMBS 2007-1 |
| MLMBS 2007-2 |
| MLMBS 2007-3 |
| MLMI 2002-HE1 |
| MLMI 2002-NC1 |
| MLMI 2003-A1 |
| MLMI 2003-A2 |
| MLMI 2003-A3 |
| MLMI 2003-A4 |
| MLMI 2003-A5 |
| MLMI 2003-A6 |
| MLMI 2003-HE1 |
| MLMI 2003-OPT1 |
| MLMI 2003-WMC1 |
| MLMI 2003-WMC2 |
| MLMI 2003-WMC3 |
| MLMI 2004-A1 |
| MLMI 2004-A2 |
| MLMI 2004-A3 |
| MLMI 2004-A4 |
| MLMI 2004-FF1 |
| MLMI 2004-FM1 |
| MLMI 2004-HE1 |
| MLMI 2004-HE2 |
| MLMI 2004-OPT1 |
| MLMI 2004-OWNIT1 |
| MLMI 2004-SL1 |
| MLMI 2004-SL2 |
| MLMI 2004-WMC1 |
| MLMI 2004-WMC2 |
| MLMI 2004-WMC3 |
| MLMI 2004-WMC4 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MLMI 2004-WMC5 |
| MLMI 2005-A1 |
| MLMI 2005-A10 |
| MLMI 2005-A2 |
| MLMI 2005-A3 |
| MLMI 2005-A4 |
| MLMI 2005-A5 |
| MLMI 2005-A6 |
| MLMI 2005-A7 |
| MLMI 2005-A8 |
| MLMI 2005-A9 |
| MLMI 2005-FM1 |
| MLMI 2005-HE1 |
| MLMI 2005-HE2 |
| MLMI 2005-HE3 |
| MLMI 2005-NC1 |
| MLMI 2005-SD1 |
| MLMI 2005-SL1 |
| MLMI 2005-SL2 |
| MLMI 2005-WMC1 |
| MLMI 2005-WMC2 |
| MLMI 2006-A1 |
| MLMI 2006-A2 |
| MLMI 2006-A3 |
| MLMI 2006-A4 |
| MLMI 2006-AF1 |
| MLMI 2006-AF2 (I) |
| MLMI 2006-AF2 (II) |
| MLMI 2006-F1 |
| MLMI 2006-HE1 |
| MLMI 2006-WMC1 |
| MLN 1999-1 |
| MLN 1999-2 |
| MLN 2000-1 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2004-1 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2004-2 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2005-1 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2005-2 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2005-3 |
A-18
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MORTGAGEIT 2005-4 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2005-5 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2005-AR1 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2006-1 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2007-1 |
| MORTGAGEIT 2007-2 |
| MRF 1999-BC3 |
| MRF 2000-BC2 |
| MRMSC9306A |
| MRMSC9401 |
| MS 2002-WL1 |
| MSAC 2003-SD1 |
| MSAC 2004-OP1 |
| MSAC 2005-HE3 |
| MSAC 2005-HE4 |
| MSAC 2005-HE5 |
| MSAC 2005-WMC2 |
| MSAC 2005-WMC3 |
| MSAC 2005-WMC4 |
| MSAC 2005-WMC5 |
| MSAC 2005-WMC6 |
| MSAC 2006-HE1 |
| MSAC 2006-HE2 |
| MSAC 2006-HE8 |
| MSAC 2006-WMC1 |
| MSAC 2006-WMC2 |
| MSAC 2007-HE4 |
| MSAC 2007-HE5 |
| MSAC 2007-HE6 |
| MSAC 2007-HE7 |
| MSAC 2007-NC2 |
| MSAC 2007-NC3 |
| MSAC 2007-NC4 |
| MSCC HELOC 2007-1 |
| MSDW 2002-NC3 |
| MSDW 2002-OP1 |
| MSDW 2003-HYB1 |
| MSDWCC 2002-1 |
| MSDWCC 2003-1 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MSDWCC 2003-2 |
| MSDWCC 2005-1 |
| MSHEL 2007-2 |
| MSIX 2006-1 |
| MSLT 2004-02 |
| MSLT 2005-01 |
| MSM 2004-2AR |
| MSM 2004-1 |
| MSM 2004-10AR |
| MSM 2004-11AR |
| MSM 2004-3 |
| MSM 2004-4 |
| MSM 2004-5AR |
| MSM 2004-6AR |
| MSM 2004-7AR |
| MSM 2004-8AR |
| MSM 2004-9 |
| MSM 2005-1 |
| MSM 2005-10 |
| MSM 2005-11AR |
| MSM 2005-2AR |
| MSM 2005-3AR |
| MSM 2005-4 |
| MSM 2005-5AR |
| MSM 2005-6AR |
| MSM 2005-7 |
| MSM 2005-8SL |
| MSM 2005-9AR |
| MSM 2006-16AX |
| MSM 2006-11 |
| MSM 2006-12XS |
| MSM 2006-13AR |
| MSM 2006-15XS |
| MSM 2006-17XS |
| MSM 2006-1AR |
| MSM 2006-2 |
| MSM 2006-3AR |
| MSM 2006-5AR |
| MSM 2006-6AR |
A-19
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| MSM 2006-7 |
| MSM 2006-8AR |
| MSM 2006-9AR |
| MSM 2007-10XS |
| MSM 2007-11AR |
| MSM 2007-12 |
| MSM 2007-13 |
| MSM 2007-14AR |
| MSM 2007-15AR |
| MSM 2007-1XS |
| MSM 2007-2AX |
| MSM 2007-3XS |
| MSM 2007-5AX |
| MSM 2007-6XS |
| MSM 2007-7AX |
| MSM 2007-8XS |
| MSMC 1996-1 |
| MSSTI 2007-1 |
| MSSTR 2003-1 |
| MSSTR 2004-1 |
| MSSTR 2004-2 |
| MSSTR 2005-1 |
| MSSTR 2005-2 |
| NAAC 1998-HE1 |
| NAAC 2004-AP3 |
| NAAC 2005-AP1 |
| NAAC 2005-AP2 |
| NAAC 2005-AP3 |
| NAAC 2005-AR3 |
| NAAC 2005-AR4 |
| NAAC 2005-AR5 |
| NAAC 2005-AR6 |
| NAAC 2005-S2 |
| NAAC 2005-S3 |
| NAAC 2005-S4 |
| NAAC 2005-WF1 |
| NAAC 2006-AF1 |
| NAAC 2006-AF2 |
| NAAC 2006-AP1 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| NAAC 2006-AR1 |
| NAAC 2006-AR2 |
| NAAC 2006-AR3 |
| NAAC 2006-AR4 |
| NAAC 2006-WF1 |
| NAAC 2007-1 |
| NAAC 2007-2 |
| NAAC 2007-3 |
| NATIONSTAR 2007-FRE1 |
| NATIXIS 2007-HE2 |
| NCMT 2008-1 |
| NEWCASTLE 2007-1 |
| NHEL 2005-FM1 |
| NHEL 2005-HE1 |
| NHEL 2006-AF1 |
| NHEL 2006-FM1 |
| NHEL 2006-FM2 |
| NHEL 2006-HE1 |
| NHEL 2006-HE2 |
| NHEL 2006-HE3 |
| NHEL 2006-WF1 |
| NHEL 2007-1 |
| NHEL 2007-2 |
| NHEL 2007-3 |
| NRPMT2013-1 |
| NY MORTGAGE 2005-1 |
| NY MORTGAGE 2005-2 |
| NY MORTGAGE 2005-3 |
| NY MORTGAGE 2006-1 |
| OMAC 2005-1 |
| OMAC 2005-2 |
| OMAC 2005-3 |
| OMAC 2005-4 |
| OMAC 2005-5 |
| OMAC 2006-1 |
| OMAC 2006-2 |
| OOMC 2000-1 |
| OPT ONE 2002-1 |
| OPT ONE 2003-2 |
A-20
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| OPT2000-5 |
| OPTION ONE 2001-4 |
| OPTION ONE 2002-2 |
| OPTION ONE 2002-3 |
| OPTION ONE 2002-4 |
| OPTION ONE 2002-5 |
| OPTION ONE 2002-6 |
| OPTION ONE 2003-1 |
| OPTION ONE 2003-3 |
| OPTION ONE 2003-4 |
| OPTION ONE 2003-5 |
| OPTION ONE 2003-6 |
| OPTION ONE 2004-1 |
| OPTION ONE 2004-2 |
| OPTION ONE 2004-3 |
| OPTION ONE 2005-1 |
| OPTION ONE 2005-2 |
| OPTION ONE 2005-3 |
| OPTION ONE 2005-4 |
| OPTION ONE 2005-5 |
| OPTION ONE 2006-1 |
| OPTION ONE 2006-2 |
| OPTION ONE 2006-3 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-1 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-2 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-3 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-4 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-5 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-6 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-CP1 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-FXD1 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-FXD2 |
| OPTION ONE 2007-HL1 |
| OWNIT 2005-1 |
| OWNIT 2005-2 |
| OWNIT 2005-3 |
| OWNIT 2005-4 |
| OWNIT 2005-5 |
| OWNIT 2006-2 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| PC 2004-1 |
| PC 2004-2 |
| PC 2005-1 |
| PC 2005-2 |
| PC 2005-3 |
| PC 2005-4 |
| PC 2006-1 |
| PF 2003-1 |
| PF 2004-1 |
| PF 2005-1 |
| PF 2005-2 |
| PHH 2008-CIM1 |
| PHH 2008-CIM2 |
| PHHAM 2007-1 |
| PHHAM 2007-2 |
| PHHAM 2007-3 |
| PHM88001 |
| PHM88003 |
| PHM88005 |
| PHM90001 |
| PHM91006 |
| PHM91007 |
| PHM91012 |
| PHM91018 |
| PHM92010 |
| PHM92018 |
| PHM93063 |
| PHM94025 |
| PHM94027 |
| PHMSC 1992-A |
| PPSI 2004-MCW1 |
| PPSI 2004-MHQ1 |
| PPSI 2004-WCW1 |
| PPSI 2004-WCW2 |
| PPSI 2004-WHQ1 |
| PPSI 2004-WHQ2 |
| PPSI 2004-WWF1 |
| PPSI 2005-WCH1 |
| PPSI 2005-WCW1 |
A-21
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| PPSI 2005-WCW2 |
| PPSI 2005-WCW3 |
| PPSI 2005-WHQ1 |
| PPSI 2005-WHQ2 |
| PPSI 2005-WHQ3 |
| PPSI 2005-WHQ4 |
| PPSI 2005-WLL1 |
| PRIME 2003-1 |
| PRIME 2003-2 |
| PRIME 2003-3 |
| PRIME 2004-1 |
| PRIME 2004-2 |
| PRIME 2004-CL1 |
| PRIME 2004-CL2 |
| PRIME 2005-1 |
| PRIME 2005-2 |
| PRIME 2005-3 |
| PRIME 2005-4 |
| PRIME 2005-5 |
| PRIME 2006-1 |
| PRIME 2006-CL1 |
| PROVIDENT 1999-3 |
| PROVIDENT 2000-1 |
| PROVIDENT 2000-2 |
| PSB 1997-3 |
| PSB 1997-4 |
| RBSGC 2005-A |
| RBSGC 2007-B |
| RENAISSANCE 2002-1 |
| RENAISSANCE 2002-2 |
| RENAISSANCE 2002-3 |
| RENAISSANCE 2002-4 |
| RENAISSANCE 2003-1 |
| RENAISSANCE 2003-3 |
| RENAISSANCE 2003-4 |
| RENAISSANCE 2004-1 |
| RENAISSANCE 2004-2 |
| RENAISSANCE 2004-3 |
| RENAISSANCE 2004-4 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| RENAISSANCE 2005-1 |
| RENAISSANCE 2005-2 |
| RENAISSANCE 2005-3 |
| RENAISSANCE 2005-4 |
| RENAISSANCE 2006-1 |
| RENAISSANCE 2006-2 |
| RENAISSANCE 2006-3 |
| RENAISSANCE 2006-4 |
| RENAISSANCE 2007-1 |
| RENAISSANCE 2007-2 |
| RENAISSANCE 2007-3 |
| RMSC 1991-14 |
| RMSC90-5B |
| RMSC91-15 |
| RMSC91-16 |
| RMSC91-17 |
| RMSC91-19 |
| RMSC91-8 |
| RMSC92-4 |
| RNF95001 |
| SABR 2004-DO1 |
| SABR 2004-DO2 |
| SABR 2004-OP1 |
| SABR 2004-OP2 |
| SABR 2005-FR1 |
| SABR 2005-FR2 |
| SABR 2005-FR3 |
| SABR 2005-FR4 |
| SABR 2005-FR5 |
| SABR 2005-HE1 |
| SABR 2005-OP1 |
| SABR 2005-OP2 |
| SABR 2006-FR1 |
| SABR 2006-FR2 |
| SABR 2006-FR3 |
| SABR 2006-HE1 |
| SABR 2006-HE2 |
| SABR 2006-NC1 |
| SABR 2006-NC2 |
A-22
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| SABR 2006-NC3 |
| SABR 2006-OP1 |
| SABR 2006-WM1 |
| SABR 2006-WM2 |
| SACO 1999-3 |
| SACO 2007-1 |
| SAFT 2013-1 |
| SAIL 2003-BC1 |
| SAIL 2003-BC10 |
| SAIL 2003-BC11 |
| SAIL 2003-BC12 |
| SAIL 2003-BC13 |
| SAIL 2003-BC2 |
| SAIL 2003-BC3 |
| SAIL 2003-BC4 |
| SAIL 2003-BC5 |
| SAIL 2003-BC6 |
| SAIL 2003-BC7 |
| SAIL 2003-BC8 |
| SAIL 2003-BC9 |
| SAIL 2004-10 |
| SAIL 2004-11 |
| SAIL 2004-2 |
| SAIL 2004-3 |
| SAIL 2004-4 |
| SAIL 2004-5 |
| SAIL 2004-6 |
| SAIL 2004-7 |
| SAIL 2004-8 |
| SAIL 2004-9 |
| SAIL 2004-BNC1 |
| SAIL 2004-BNC2 |
| SAIL 2005-1 |
| SAIL 2005-10 |
| SAIL 2005-11 |
| SAIL 2005-2 |
| SAIL 2005-3 |
| SAIL 2005-4 |
| SAIL 2005-5 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| SAIL 2005-6 |
| SAIL 2005-7 |
| SAIL 2005-8 |
| SAIL 2005-9 |
| SAIL 2006-1 |
| SAIL 2006-2 |
| SAIL 2006-3 |
| SAIL 2006-4 |
| SAIL 2006-BNC1 |
| SAIL 2006-BNC2 |
| SAIL 2006-BNC3 |
| SAL1997LB4 |
| SAL1997LB6 |
| SAL97LB5 |
| SAM 1999-2 |
| SAMI 2001-04 |
| SAMI 2002-AR2 |
| SAMI 2002-AR3 |
| SAMI 2002-AR4 |
| SAMI 2002-AR5 |
| SAMI 2003-AR1 |
| SAMI 2003-AR2 |
| SAMI 2003-AR3 |
| SAMI 2003-AR4 |
| SAMI 2003-CL1 |
| SAMI 2004-AR2 |
| SAMI II 2004-AR1 |
| SAMI II 2004-AR3 |
| SAMI II 2004-AR4 |
| SAMI II 2004-AR5 |
| SAMI II 2004-AR-6 |
| SAMI II 2004-AR7 |
| SAMI II 2004-AR8 |
| SAMI II 2005-AR1 |
| SAMI II 2005-AR2 |
| SAMI II 2005-AR3 |
| SAMI II 2005-AR4 |
| SAMI II 2005-AR5 |
| SAMI II 2005-AR6 |
A-23
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| SAMI II 2005-AR7 |
| SAMI II 2005-AR8 |
| SAMI II 2006-AR1 |
| SAMI II 2006-AR2 |
| SAMI II 2006-AR3 |
| SAMI II 2006-AR4 |
| SAMI II 2006-AR5 |
| SAMI II 2006-AR6 |
| SAMI II 2006-AR7 |
| SAMI II 2006-AR8 |
| SAMI II 2007-AR1 |
| SAMI II 2007-AR2 |
| SAMI II 2007-AR3 |
| SAMI II 2007-AR4 |
| SAMI II 2007-AR5 |
| SAMI II 2007-AR6 |
| SAMI II 2007-AR7 |
| SARM 2004-1 |
| SARM 2004-10 |
| SARM 2004-12 |
| SARM 2004-14 |
| SARM 2004-16 |
| SARM 2004-18 |
| SARM 2004-20 |
| SARM 2004-4 |
| SARM 2004-5 |
| SARM 2004-7 |
| SARM 2004-9 XS |
| SARM 2005-1 |
| SARM 2005-11 |
| SARM 2005-12 |
| SARM 2005-14 |
| SARM 2005-15 |
| SARM 2005-17 |
| SARM 2005-18 |
| SARM 2005-20 |
| SARM 2005-21 |
| SARM 2005-22 |
| SARM 2005-23 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| SARM 2005-4 |
| SARM 2005-7 |
| SARM 2006-1 |
| SARM 2006-2 |
| SARM 2006-3 |
| SARM 2006-4 |
| SARM 2006-5 |
| SARM 2006-6 |
| SARM 2006-7 |
| SARM 2006-8 |
| SARM 2006-9 |
| SARM 2007-1 |
| SARM 2007-11 |
| SARM 2007-2 |
| SARM 2007-3 |
| SARM 2007-4 |
| SARM 2007-6 |
| SARM 2007-9 |
| SARM 2008-1 |
| SAS93005 |
| SAS94006 |
| SASC 1995-2 |
| SASC 1996-4 |
| SASC 1997-2 |
| SASC 1998-2 |
| SASC 1998-3 |
| SASC 1998-6 |
| SASC 1998-8 |
| SASC 1999-SP1 |
| SASCO 2001-1 |
| SASCO 2001-11 |
| SASCO 2001-2 |
| SASCO 2001-21A |
| SASCO 2001-6 |
| SASCO 2001-9 |
| SASCO 2002 HF-2 |
| SASCO 2002-1A |
| SASCO 2002-23XS |
| SASCO 2002-3 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| SASCO 2002-5A |
| SASCO 2002-8A |
| SASCO 2002-AL1 |
| SASCO 2002-BC1 |
| SASCO 2002-HF1 |
| SASCO 2003-15A |
| SASCO 2003-17A |
| SASCO 2003-22A |
| SASCO 2003-26A |
| SASCO 2003-34A |
| SASCO 2003-6A |
| SASCO 2003-S2 |
| SASCO 2004-S2 |
| SASCO 2004-S3 |
| SASCO 2005-NC2 |
| SASCO 2005-S6 |
| SASCO 2005-WF1 |
| SASCO 2005-WF2 |
| SASCO 2005-WF3 |
| SASCO 2005-WF4 |
| SASCO 2006-AM1 |
| SASCO 2006-BC1 |
| SASCO 2006-BC2 |
| SASCO 2006-BC3 |
| SASCO 2006-BC4 |
| SASCO 2006-BC5 |
| SASCO 2006-BC6 |
| SASCO 2006-OPT1 |
| SASCO 2006-WF1 |
| SASCO 2006-WF2 |
| SASCO 2006-WF3 |
| SASCO 2007-BC1 |
| SASCO 2007-BC3 |
| SASCO 2007-EQ1 |
| SASCO 2007-OSI |
| SASCO 2007-WF1 |
| SASCO 2007-WF2 |
| SASI 1993-7 |
| SASI93-6 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| SASI940W4 |
| SBMS 2002-CIT1 |
| SBMS 2003-1 |
| SBMS 2003-HYB1 |
| SBMS 2003-UP2 |
| SBMSVII 1993-6A |
| SBMSVII 1998-AQ1 |
| SEMT 2011-1 |
| SEMT 2011-2 |
| SEMT 2012-1 |
| SEMT 2012-2 |
| SEMT 2012-3 |
| SEMT 2012-4 |
| SEMT 2012-5 |
| SEMT 2012-6 |
| SEMT 2013-1 |
| SEMT 2013-2 |
| SEMT 2013-3 |
| SEMT 2013-4 |
| SEMT 2013-5 |
| SEMT 2013-6 |
| SEMT 2013-7 |
| SEQUOIA 10 |
| SEQUOIA 10H1 |
| SEQUOIA 11 |
| SEQUOIA 2003-1 |
| SEQUOIA 2003-2 |
| SEQUOIA 2003-3 |
| SEQUOIA 2003-4 |
| SEQUOIA 2003-5 |
| SEQUOIA 2003-8 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-1 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-10 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-11 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-12 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-3 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-4 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-5 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-6 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| SEQUOIA 2004-7 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-8 |
| SEQUOIA 2004-9 |
| SEQUOIA 2005-1 |
| SEQUOIA 2005-2 |
| SEQUOIA 2005-3 |
| SEQUOIA 2005-4 |
| SEQUOIA 2006-1 |
| SEQUOIA 2007-1 |
| SEQUOIA 2007-2 |
| SEQUOIA 2007-3 |
| SEQUOIA 2007-4 |
| SEQUOIA 9 |
| SEQUOIA HE 2004-1 |
| SGMS 2005-OPT1 |
| SGMS 2006-FRE1 |
| SGMS 2006-FRE2 |
| SGMS 2006-OPT2 |
| SMSC 1992-1 |
| SMSC 1992-2 |
| SMSC 1992-3 |
| SMSC 1992-4 |
| SMSC 1992-6 |
| SMSC 1994-2 |
| SMT 2000-4 |
| SPSAC 1997-2 |
| SPSAC 1998-1 |
| SPSAC 1998-2 |
| SQALT 2006-1 |
| STACS 2007-01 |
| STALT 2006-1F |
| STARM 2007-1 |
| STARM 2007-2 |
| STARM 2007-3 |
| STARM 2007-4 |
| STARM 2007-S1 |
| SV 2001-01 |
| SV 2006-02 |
| SV 2006-03 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| SV 2006-EQ2 |
| SV 2007-1 |
| SV 2007-OPT1 |
| SV 2007-OPT2 |
| SV 2007-OPT3 |
| SV 2007-OPT4 |
| SV 2007-OPT5 |
| TBW 06-2 |
| TBW 2006-1 |
| TBW 2006-3 |
| TBW 2006-4 |
| TBW 2006-5 |
| TBW 2006-6 |
| TBW 2007-1 |
| TBW 2007-2 |
| TERWIN 2003-4HE |
| TERWIN 2003-5SL |
| TERWIN 2003-8HE |
| THORNBURG 2002-3 |
| THORNBURG 2002-4 |
| THORNBURG 2003-1 |
| THORNBURG 2003-2 |
| THORNBURG 2003-3 |
| THORNBURG 2003-4 |
| THORNBURG 2003-5 |
| THORNBURG 2003-6 |
| THORNBURG 2004-1 |
| THORNBURG 2004-2 |
| THORNBURG 2004-3 |
| THORNBURG 2004-4 |
| THORNBURG 2005-1 |
| THORNBURG 2005-2 |
| THORNBURG 2005-3 |
| THORNBURG 2005-4 |
| THORNBURG 2006-1 |
| THORNBURG 2006-2 |
| THORNBURG 2006-3 |
| THORNBURG 2006-4 |
| THORNBURG 2006-5 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| THORNBURG 2006-6 |
| THORNBURG 2007-1 |
| THORNBURG 2007-2 |
| THORNBURG 2007-3 |
| THORNBURG 2007-4 |
| THORNBURG 2007-5 |
| THORNBURG 2008-1 |
| TMS 1988-1 |
| TMS 1988-2 |
| TMS 1988-3 |
| TMS 1988-4 |
| TMS 1988-5 |
| TMTS 2005-18ALT |
| WFALT 02-01 |
| WFALT 2003-1 |
| WFALT 2005-1 |
| WFALT 2005-2 |
| WFALT 2007-PA1 |
| WFALT 2007-PA2 |
| WFALT 2007-PA3 |
| WFALT 2007-PA4 |
| WFALT 2007-PA5 |
| WFALT 2007-PA6 |
| WFHET 2004-1 |
| WFHET 2004-2 |
| WFHET 2005-1 |
| WFHET 2005-2 |
| WFHET 2005-3 |
| WFHET 2005-4 |
| WFHET 2006-1 |
| WFHET 2006-2 |
| WFHET 2006-3 |
| WFHET 2007-1 |
| WFHET 2007-2 |
| WFMBS 05-1 |
| WFMBS 05-10 |
| WFMBS 05-11 |
| WFMBS 05-12 |
| WFMBS 05-13 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| WFMBS 05-14 |
| WFMBS 05-15 |
| WFMBS 05-16 |
| WFMBS 05-17 |
| WFMBS 05-18 |
| WFMBS 05-2 |
| WFMBS 05-3 |
| WFMBS 05-4 |
| WFMBS 05-5 |
| WFMBS 05-6 |
| WFMBS 05-7 |
| WFMBS 05-8 |
| WFMBS 05-9 |
| WFMBS 05-AR1 |
| WFMBS 05-AR10 |
| WFMBS 05-AR11 |
| WFMBS 05-AR12 |
| WFMBS 05-AR13 |
| WFMBS 05-AR14 |
| WFMBS 05-AR15 |
| WFMBS 05-AR16 |
| WFMBS 05-AR2 |
| WFMBS 05-AR3 |
| WFMBS 05-AR4 |
| WFMBS 05-AR5 |
| WFMBS 05-AR6 |
| WFMBS 05-AR7 |
| WFMBS 05-AR8 |
| WFMBS 05-AR9 |
| WFMBS 06-AR1 |
| WFMBS 06-AR2 |
| WFMBS 06-AR3 |
| WFMBS 06-AR4 |
| WFMBS 06-AR5 |
| WFMBS 06-AR6 |
| WFMBS 06-AR7 |
| WFMBS 06-AR8 |
| WFMBS 2003-10 |
| WFMBS 2003-11 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| WFMBS 2003-12 |
| WFMBS 2003-13 |
| WFMBS 2003-14 |
| WFMBS 2003-15 |
| WFMBS 2003-16 |
| WFMBS 2003-17 |
| WFMBS 2003-18 |
| WFMBS 2003-19 |
| WFMBS 2003-9 |
| WFMBS 2003-B |
| WFMBS 2003-D |
| WFMBS 2003-E |
| WFMBS 2003-F |
| WFMBS 2003-G |
| WFMBS 2003-H |
| WFMBS 2003-I |
| WFMBS 2003-J |
| WFMBS 2003-K |
| WFMBS 2003-L |
| WFMBS 2003-M |
| WFMBS 2003-N |
| WFMBS 2003-O |
| WFMBS 2004-1 |
| WFMBS 2004-2 |
| WFMBS 2004-3 |
| WFMBS 2004-4 |
| WFMBS 2004-5 |
| WFMBS 2004-6 |
| WFMBS 2004-7 |
| WFMBS 2004-8 |
| WFMBS 2004-A |
| WFMBS 2004-AA |
| WFMBS 2004-B |
| WFMBS 2004-BB |
| WFMBS 2004-C |
| WFMBS 2004-CC |
| WFMBS 2004-D |
| WFMBS 2004-DD |
| WFMBS 2004-E |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| WFMBS 2004-EE |
| WFMBS 2004-F |
| WFMBS 2004-G |
| WFMBS 2004-H |
| WFMBS 2004-I |
| WFMBS 2004-J |
| WFMBS 2004-K |
| WFMBS 2004-L |
| WFMBS 2004-M |
| WFMBS 2004-N |
| WFMBS 2004-O |
| WFMBS 2004-P |
| WFMBS 2004-Q |
| WFMBS 2004-R |
| WFMBS 2004-S |
| WFMBS 2004-T |
| WFMBS 2004-U |
| WFMBS 2004-V |
| WFMBS 2004-W |
| WFMBS 2004-X |
| WFMBS 2004-Y |
| WFMBS 2004-Z |
| WFMBS 2006-1 |
| WFMBS 2006-10 |
| WFMBS 2006-11 |
| WFMBS 2006-12 |
| WFMBS 2006-13 |
| WFMBS 2006-14 |
| WFMBS 2006-15 |
| WFMBS 2006-16 |
| WFMBS 2006-17 |
| WFMBS 2006-18 |
| WFMBS 2006-19 |
| WFMBS 2006-2 |
| WFMBS 2006-20 |
| WFMBS 2006-3 |
| WFMBS 2006-4 |
| WFMBS 2006-5 |
| WFMBS 2006-6 |
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| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| WFMBS 2006-7 |
| WFMBS 2006-8 |
| WFMBS 2006-9 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR1 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR11 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR12 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR13 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR14 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR15 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR16 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR17 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR18 |
| WFMBS 2006-AR19 |
| WFMBS 2007-1 |
| WFMBS 2007-10 |
| WFMBS 2007-11 |
| WFMBS 2007-12 |
| WFMBS 2007-13 |
| WFMBS 2007-14 |
| WFMBS 2007-15 |
| WFMBS 2007-16 |
| WFMBS 2007-17 |
| WFMBS 2007-2 |
|
| RMBS Bond Administration
Platform Transactions |
| WFMBS 2007-3 |
| WFMBS 2007-4 |
| WFMBS 2007-5 |
| WFMBS 2007-6 |
| WFMBS 2007-7 |
| WFMBS 2007-8 |
| WFMBS 2007-9 |
| WFMBS 2007-AR10 |
| WFMBS 2007-AR3 |
| WFMBS 2007-AR4 |
| WFMBS 2007-AR5 |
| WFMBS 2007-AR6 |
| WFMBS 2007-AR7 |
| WFMBS 2007-AR8 |
| WFMBS 2007-AR9 |
| WFMBS 2008-1 |
| WFMBS 2008-AR1 |
| WFMBS 2008-AR2 |
| WMC 1989-1 |
| WMC 1989-1R |
| WMLT 2005-B |
| ZUNI 2006-OA1 |
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