Pool Financial Glossary

What is it? (1) For mortgage-backed securities, a pool is a group of mortgage loans backing an individual security issue.(2) In funds transfer pricing systems, a pool is an aggregation of funds to provide average or moving average cost of funds for allocation to products or business units.

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