Invesco Mortgage (NYSE:IVR) drops 23% after the mortgage REIT disclosed late Friday that several financing counterparties
sold pledged securities with an aggregate market value of ~$1.9B between April 1, 2020 and April 14, 2020.
Estimates book value per diluted common share of $2.75-$3.75; that's down from $16.39 at Dec. 31, 2019.
IVR estimates it has received or has the right to receive ~$71M of net cash proceeds from the sales.
Continues talks with financing counterparties with regard to a return to daily margining; says it made significant progress with counterparties representing a significant majority of its remaining assets related to any default event and a return to daily posting of margin under terms acceptable to IVR and the financing counterparty.
IVR also said it reduced its repurchase agreement obligations to ~$1.4B and its secured loans to ~$1.35B as of April 15.
Has cash balance of $756M, $523M of which is restricted.
Has ~$196M due from counterparties for cash posted as collateral for repurchase agreements.