This document provides an overview of FIG Partners' methodology for analyzing trust preferred CDOs (TRUPS CDOs). It utilizes a proprietary model that takes both a top-down and bottom-up approach, estimating default vectors at the system level and for individual issuers. Issuer risk is assessed using financial metrics to assign a rating of 1 to 3. Cash flows are modeled using loss, prepayment, and default rate assumptions. Securities are then priced to determine fair value and assess potential other-than-temporary impairment. Contact information is provided for FIG Partners teams in Atlanta and Los Angeles.

1. September 2013
Ricardo Diaz – Head of Fixed Income Pete Vaky
rdiaz@figpartners.com pvaky@figpartners.com
Brian Zwerner Sean McGlynn
bzwerner@figpartners.com smcglynn@figpartners.com
Tim Horton Chris Wood
thorton@figpartners.com cwood@figpartners.com
Megan Levine Amanda Havriluk
mlevine@figpartners.com ahavriluk@figpartners.com
(404) 601 7248
Sample Trust-Preferred
(TRUPS) CDO Analysis

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Methodology for TRUPS CDO Analysis
 FIG Partners, LLC utilizes a proprietary model to price and create cash flows for Trust
Preferred CDOs (TRUPS CDO). The model incorporates both a top-down and a bottom-up
approach to estimate default vectors for the underlying issuers within each TRUPS CDO.
The top-down aspect of the model is an estimate of expected bank failures across the entire
banking system and their impact on TRUPS CDO securities. The bottom-up aspect of the
model assigns a risk rating to each individual issuer in the collateral pool. This allows for a
comparison of the relative risk of the TRUPS portfolio versus the banking universe.
 The individual risk rating process uses company specific data to assign a risk ranking for
each issuer within a TRUPS portfolio. Below are a number of the issuer specific data that
may be used to assign a ranking:
Tier 1 capital ratio
Return on average assets
Percent of non-performing loans
Percent of commercial/construction loans
Brokered deposits

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Methodology for TRUPS CDO Analysis
Company specific data are utilized to assign a risk ranking for each issuer within a TRUPS portfolio
with issuers scored on a three-point rating system. The following is a description of the characteristics
for the issuers within each rating grade:
Risk Rating 1: an institution that has an exceptional or strong financial condition, with
limited nonperforming assets, and sufficient capitalization for its balance sheet with solid
earnings.
Risk Rating 2: an institution with an adequate financial condition that is likely to meet its
credit obligations. The issuer may have an elevated level of nonperforming assets or may
have recently experienced earnings shortfalls or losses.
Risk Rating 3: an institution whose financial condition is judged to be relatively weak or
even poor, which may have challenges meeting financial obligations. The issuer likely has
elevated problem assets, and typically has experienced losses or significant write-downs in
the recent past.
The risk ranking of each issuer is then used to assign an expected default vector to each TRUPS CDO.
For non-bank issuers, default vectors are assigned based on an individual evaluation of the issuer. For
each deal, an expected prepayment rate and loss severity/timing are also estimated based upon industry
wide and deal specific factors.

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Methodology for TRUPS CDO Analysis
Once cash flows are created using the pricing parameters for each security, a Market Yield level is
then calculated for each bond as defined below.
Market Discount Margin: the spread over the floating rate (LIBOR) for a security
corresponding to the price expected in the current market environment reflecting the lack of
liquidity and distressed nature of securities sales today. This is calculated by identifying
similar securities based on a number of attributes from a database of securities offerings and
trading levels maintained by FIG Partners.
Each security is then priced in a cash flow model to determine the Market Price. For each security we
next calculate the Other Than Temporary Impairment (OTTI) if any through a discounted cash flow
model.

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Base Case Assumptions – PRETSL13 B1 Tranche
Base Case Assumptions:
•Default immediately any securities that are currently defaulted or have deferred interest (assuming 90%
Loss Severity and 12 month Recovery Lag).
•For the rest of the portfolio apply the following assumptions based upon risk ranking of issuers
Loss and Recovery Assumptions
90% Loss Severity (adjusted for BTFG merger); and
18 month recovery lag
Prepayment Assumptions
1% CPR for the life of the transaction
Call Option/Clean-up Call
None - run the deal to maturity (securities will extend unless they are sold for par or can cover
the liabilities at the auction date).
16%/70%/14% Risk Rank 1/2/3
CDR Assumptions
2012 0.83%
2013 0.79%
2014 0.52%
2015 0.32%
2016 0.27%
2017 and after 0.25%

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Projected Cash Flows, FMV and OTTI– PRETSL13 B1
 Summary
 B1 Class is expected to have a writedown under our base case scenario.
 The DCF Price is below the Book Price, so OTTI is required at this time.
 We believe the discount margin to LIBOR where a willing seller/buyer would likely
sell/buy in the current market is 11.57% which equates to a 26.78 dollar price.
PRETSL XIII B-1
Annual Interest Principal Cashflow Losses Balance
6/24/13 0 0 0 0 530,495
6/24/14 0 0 0 0 541,126
6/24/15 10,899 6,904 17,803 0 534,926
6/24/16 13,117 8,517 21,634 0 526,409
6/24/17 15,600 6,774 22,374 0 519,635
6/24/18 18,277 4,830 23,106 0 514,806
6/24/19 20,449 3,055 23,504 0 511,751
6/24/20 22,106 1,576 23,681 0 510,175
6/24/21 23,333 623 23,956 0 509,634
6/24/22 24,034 0 24,034 0 510,042
6/24/23 23,864 414 24,277 0 511,516
6/24/24 24,194 0 24,194 0 513,747
6/24/25 23,848 0 23,848 0 516,952
6/24/26 23,744 0 23,744 0 520,567
6/24/27 23,437 0 23,437 0 524,606
6/24/28 23,301 0 23,301 0 529,059
6/24/29 22,761 0 22,761 0 533,570
6/24/30 22,221 0 22,221 0 538,381
6/24/31 21,770 0 21,770 0 543,535
6/24/32 21,599 0 21,599 0 548,875
6/24/33 21,295 0 21,295 0 554,615
6/24/34 16,559 160,172 176,731 398,300 0
Totals 416,407 192,864 609,271 398,300
DCFValue FairMarket Value OTTI
Discount Margin 1.57% 11.57%
Price 73.10 26.78
Amount $ 365,476 $ 133,895 $159,994

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