Executive Summary

Crisil has analysed the collection performance of 74 asset-backed securities (ABS), 36 mortgage backed securities (MBS) and 2commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) under surveillance in December 2017. The transactions are backed by commercialvehicle loans (CV), car loans, tractor loans, construction equipment (CE) loans, loans extended to small & medium enterprises(SME), two-wheeler loans (TW), microfinance (MFI) loans, home loans (HL) and loans against property (LAP). Key observations afterDecember 2017 payouts are:

• Robust collection ratio of commercial vehicle pools aids in stabilizing delinquencies
  
  Crisil-rated CV pools demonstrated robust collection performance during the quarter ended December 2017 with median 3month average monthly collection ratio (MCR) at 98.9% as after December 2017 payouts. Performance of pools of 2016 vintagecontinue to be weak when compared to those of 2013 to 2015 and 2017 vintages.
  
  
• Delinquencies in tractor pools continue to fall
  
  Six-month average collection ratio has been steady at or above 100% between June 2017 and December 2017. 0+ OD¹ reduced to 3.6% from 6.3% in September 2017. Similarly, 90+ dpd² fell to 4.3% from 7.1% in September 2017 and 30+ dpd³ declined to 8.0% from 9.7%.
  
  
• Stable performance by MFI pools
  
  Crisil-rated MFI pools demonstrated stable performance during the quarter ended December 2017. The weak performing pools were fully amortised during the quarter and median cash collateral of 42.8% of the stipulated cash collaeral was utilised to make payouts to investors. With the weak performing pools fully amortised by November 2017, median collection ratio for December 2017 improved to 96.7% from 93.6% in September 2017.
  
  
• LAP pools witnessing rising overdue
  
  Overall collection performance of the pools backed by HL receivables continued to be strong during Q3 of fiscal 2018 withnegligible overdue. However, LAP pools saw slight weakening with overdue levels increasing to 0.3% in December 2017 from0.2% in March 2017.
  
  
• Other asset-backed pools enjoy healthy cover
  
  Performance of other asset class backed pools (CE, Car, TW and SME) is in line with expectation. As after December 2017payouts, median threshold collection ratios (TCR) required to service future investor payouts are low and below median MCRsfor each asset class.
  
  
• CMBS transactions continue to enjoy healthy interest coverage ratio
  
  Crisil has been receiving monthly payout confirmations for the CMBS issuances of DLF Emporio Ltd and DLF Promenade Ltd.The earnings before interest, depreciation, tax and amortisation for both the transactions provide adequate cover to the rating category. As after December 2017 payout, interest coverage for DLF Emporio Ltd and DLF Promenade Ltd was 1.80 and 2.10,respectively.