Mr Cooper Group Inc fka COOP

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You mentioned 3 Wells Fargo trusts….maybe I missed them….however, The CUSIPs you listed are WMI equity/preferred-related identifiers used for Plan 7 ballots (Classes 19 & 22) and, for some, legacy WaMu trust-preferred/capital securities—not “tied escrows” for future payouts.

WMILT’s only equity-related escrow was the Disputed Equity Escrow (DEE) holding WMIH/COOP shares, not these CUSIPs; WMILT finished with a final distribution on Jan 10, 2020.
There’s no WMIH 10-K language about “nine Super Trusts moved simultaneously,” and no document linking these CUSIPs to active Wells Fargo/JPM/WMILT escrow remittances today.

What each set of CUSIPs actually is
Ballot/election IDs for Plan 7 (DTC ATOP blocking during voting):
939322103 (WAMUQ) = Common, Class 22.
939322814 (WAMPQ, Series R) & 939322830 (WAMKQ, Series K) = Preferred, Class 19.
G9463GAA6, 93934VAA5, 93934WAA3, 93935JAA1, 93935RAA3 = also listed on the official ballot index as Preferred Equity Interests, Class 19 (these include various WaMu capital/trust-preferred structures used pre-2008).

Trust-preferred / capital securities (legacy, not active escrows): Insurance statutory filings describe, for example:
93934VAA5 – “Wash Mutual PFD FDG CAYM – Capital Security or Trust Preferred”;
93934WAA3 – “Wash Mutual PFD FDG DEL – Capital Security or Trust Preferred”;
93935JAA1 / 93935RAA3 – WaMu Preferred Funding Trust II / III.
These were hybrid debt via funding trusts; they do not evidence a current WMILT escrow.

About “tied escrows” and the “9 Super Trusts” claim
Only escrow relevant to equity under Plan 7: the Disputed Equity Escrow (DEE) holding WMIH shares pending resolution of disputed equity claims—not cash, and not the above CUSIPs.

WMILT endgame: WMILT issued a public notice and Form 8937 for its final distribution on Jan 10, 2020; after that, no further distributions (other than routine DEE cleanup) were contemplated.
Q4
2017 WMILT statement on escrow CUSIPs: explicitly explains what the equity escrow CUSIPs represented and dispels rumors of hidden value pipelines.

No “nine Super Trusts moved simultaneously” in WMIH 10-Ks: the 10-Ks discuss WMILT, DEE, and corporate actions; there’s no language about “super trusts” or a synchronized transfer of nine trusts implying new value to legacy equity.

Critical status notes
DTCC deleted WAMUQ/WAMPQ from OTC clearing on Mar 20, 2012 (cancellation marker)—these aren’t live, escrow-tied instruments.

The Fidelity ballot index is the authoritative cross-walk for which CUSIPs belonged to which Plan classes; it does not equate them with any Wells Fargo/JPM “jumbo” escrow accounts.

Bottom line: The narrative that “all 9 Super Trusts were moved and are tied to active escrows for future distributions” isn’t supported by Plan/WMILT/10-K/DTCC records. The listed CUSIPs map to Plan voting classes and legacy trust-preferreds; WMILT’s only equity escrow (DEE) used WMIH/COOP shares, and WMILT is done.

Links:

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/933136/000119312514100035/d630387d10k.htm

https://www.dtcc.com/-/media/Files/pdf/2012/3/20/OTC-054.pdf

https://media.corporate-ir.net/media_files/IROL/10/104503/reports/2006CCC_Combined.pdf

https://www.fidelity.com/misc/wamu/index.shtml