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PAC
abbr.
premature atrial contraction

PAC,
abbreviation for premature atrial complex.

PAC,
PAC
1 Papular acrodermatitis of childhood–Gianotti-Crosti syndrome
2 Political action committee 3 Premature atrial contraction, see there
4. Pulmonary artery catheterization


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5% Balloon MBS 91 bp/5-yr 5-year FNMA Debenture 20 bp/5-yr 5-year 'AA' Industrial 60 bp/5-yr 5-year 'A' Industrial 70 bp/5-yr 5-year PAC Bond 91 bp/5-yr 15-year FNMA 9% Dwarf 96 bp/5-7 blend Market liquidity - The combination of heavy issuance and swift investor acceptance has spawned an active secondary market for balloon MBSs.
Two possible explanations for the recent deterioration of this relationship are the increased use of CMO PAC bonds to provide stable cash flows over a wide range of prepayment scenarios, and valuation problems with the implied volatility measure itself.
 
 
 
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