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KBRA Assigns Ratings to PTCM Re-REMIC Trust 2026-FRR2

8 Jun 2026   |   New York

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KBRA is pleased to announce the assignment of ratings to six classes of PTCM Re-REMIC Trust 2026-FRR2. PTCM Re-REMIC Trust 2026-FRR2 is a re-securitization of four principal-only (PO) and eight interest-only (IO) certificates (the collateral securities) from four separate fixed-rate Freddie Mac K-Series multifamily securitizations: FREMF 2022-K146, FREMF 2021-K133, FREMF 2020-K114, and FREMF 2016-K1502 (the underlying trusts). The collateral securities for this re-securitization consist of the most subordinate principal-only class and two interest-only certificates from each underlying trust. Of the four underlying trusts, KBRA provided ratings for the certificates of FREMF 2022-K146 (Group 4) and FREMF 2021-K133 (Group 3).

The re-securitization trust issued four separate groups totaling 24 certificates and a residual interest, with each group corresponding to one underlying trust. Of the 24 classes of trust certificates within the four groups, nine are entitled to principal only payments and 15 are entitled to principal and interest payments. Additionally, the Class CK114 and DK114 certificates maybe exchanged for the Class CD114 certificates. Cash flow from each group of collateral securities will be used to make payments to the corresponding group of trust certificates in sequential order, after required allocations for trust expenses and fees. Each group of certificates is only entitled to distributions from amounts received with respect to the collateral securities from the underlying trust related to that group and is not entitled to amounts received by the trust with respect to any other group. With respect to each group, any losses which impact the collateral securities will in turn be borne by the re-securitization trust certificates in reverse sequential order.

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