26-44 Mortgage-Backed Bonds Differ from CMOs and Pass-Through Securities in That

question 69

True/False

26-44 Mortgage-backed bonds differ from CMOs and pass-through securities in that there is no direct link between the cash flows on the mortgages and the interest and principal payments on the bonds.

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