What is WEIGHTED AVERAGE COUPON (WAC)?

Average coupons on assets that are part of securitization. This is weighed by value. Refer to weighted average maturity.

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Related Legal Terms
WEIGHTED AVERAGE MATURITY (WAM), WEIGHTED AVERAGE COUPON, WEIGHTED AVERAGE CONTRIBUTION MARGIN RATIO, WEIGHTED AVERAGE, WEIGHTED AVERAGE METHOD, WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST OF CAPITAL, WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST OF INVENTORY, COUPON BONDS, MARKET-VALUE WEIGHTED INDEX, COUPON NOTES


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