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      MONTREAL, May 1, 2003 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
      Intasys (Nasdaq:INTA):
      -- Consolidated revenue increased by 35% to $3.6 million in Q1
      2003 vs. Q1 2002
      -- Net loss of $91 thousand in Q1 2003 vs. a loss of $199
      thousand in Q1 2002
      -- Mamma.com net earnings in Q1 2003 $152 thousand vs. a loss of
      $26 thousand in Q1 2002
      -- Intasys Billing Technologies net earnings in Q1 2003 at $215
      thousand vs. $43 thousand in Q1 2002

      Intasys Corporation, (the "Company"), (INTA, Trade), reported its financial results for the period ended March 31, 2003. These results reflect the company`s on-going strategy with regards to its two operating businesses. Management is continuing to favorably position Mamma.com, its meta-search and ad network business, for sustained and increasing growth. Intasys Billing Technologies, its billing and customer care business, is focusing its activities on penetrating emerging markets in Asia Pacific and improving its responsiveness to core customer requirements. All figures in this release are in US dollars.

      The Company reported a consolidated net loss of $91,466 ($0.02 per share), in Q1 2003, compared to a net loss of $199,077 ($0.05 per share), in Q1 2002. Consolidated revenue at $3,557,789 increased by 35% in Q1 2003 compared to $2,639,692 in Q1 2002. Working capital increased by $22,171 during the quarter reflecting an increase in accounts receivable as a result of increasing sales and payment of performance incentives accrued during the year and settled on finalizing year-end financial data.

      Daniel Bertrand, Intasys` Vice President and C.F.O., commented, "In the first quarter ended March 31, 2003, a future income tax expense in the amount of $74,704 has been recognized, reflecting the tax losses used during the period to offset income taxes which would have otherwise been payable. Mamma.com`s financial performance will be monitored, and if sustained profitability is demonstrated, we will consider recording a future income tax asset reflecting the estimated potential income tax recovery related to the remaining tax losses in Mamma.com."

      David Goldman, Intasys` Chairman and CEO, commented that "the continuing improvement in Intasys` performance further reinforces our deliberate approach at focusing each of our subsidiaries on sound fundamentals complemented by attacking growth consistent with their expertise and competitive advantage. Each of the businesses had strong performance in the quarter while corporate costs were unfavorably impacted by legal expenses associated with the pending previously announced final settlement of the action filed in 1996 in Florida with respect to a business which the Company discontinued approximately eight years ago."

      Mamma.com reported Q1 2003 net earnings of $151,535 compared to a net loss of $25,729 in Q1 2002. The positive result is due to a significant revenue increase of 136% to $1,789,244 in Q1 2003 compared to $757,154 in Q1 2002.

      Guy Faure, Mamma.com`s President and CEO, stated: "Mamma.com had a 40% increase in the amount of paid clicks in Q1 of 2003 compared to Q4 of 2002. We attribute this increase to an industry wide strong demand for keyword advertising and our success in improving overall optimization with our existing partners. The integration of the ad network activities of Mamma.com and focusIN is now completed and we anticipate realizing revenue synergies as a result."

      Intasys Billing Technologies (IBT) reported Q1 2003 net earnings of $215,432 compared to $43,284 in Q1 2002. The positive result is attributable to continuing control over operating expenses as revenue at $1,768,545 in Q1 2003 was $113,993 less than Q1 2002.

      Michael Tinmouth, IBT`s President and CEO, stated: "With continuing difficulties in the telecommunications sector, our focus on tight operating controls and customer relations have improved our financial performance. IBT continues its emphasis on growth opportunities in Asian markets with several opportunities being pursued. Our JBill billing and customer care system for wireless service providers offers these markets an efficient, cost effective and easily implementable solution."

      Condensed financial statements are attached and will shortly be available on our web-site and SEDAR.

      About Intasys Corporation

      Intasys Corporation is focused primarily on providing innovative on-line direct marketing services within the Internet search industry. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Mamma.com Inc., Intasys is a leading provider of meta-search and on-line direct marketing services and technologies. Its wholly owned subsidiaries, Intasys Billing Technologies, further provide global wireless Internet-compatible billing and customer care information systems. The Company also holds minority interests in analog integrated circuit products, new media and telecommunications sectors.

      Statements contained in this press release which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.


      Intasys Corporation
      Condensed Unaudited Consolidated Balance Sheets
      (expressed in U.S. dollars in accordance with generally accepted
      accounting principles in Canada)
      As at As at
      March 31, December 31,
      2003 2002
      $ $
      (unaudited) (audited)
      Assets
      Current assets
      Cash and cash equivalents 2,880,254 3,804,323
      Accounts receivable 3,105,851 2,377,888
      Prepaid expenses and other
      assets 169,432 174,976
      Future income taxes (Note 1) 212,864 270,254
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      6,368,401 6,627,441
      Investments 1,085,286 1,085,286
      Property, plant and equipment 614,580 656,435
      Intangible assets 931,069 907,217
      Goodwill 744,451 694,835
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      9,743,787 9,971,214
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Liabilities
      Current liabilities
      Accounts payable and accrued
      liabilities 2,556,650 2,813,351
      Reserve for restructuring - 2,234
      Deferred revenue 432,158 454,434
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      2,988,808 3,270,019
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      Shareholders` Equity
      Capital stock
      Authorized
      Unlimited common shares
      Issued and outstanding -
      6,094,842 common shares 69,880,327 69,873,994
      Additional paid-in capital 805,377 750,111
      Deferred stock-based
      compensation (22,112) (10,667)
      Cumulative translation
      adjustment (180,597) (275,693)
      Deficit (63,728,016) (63,636,550)
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      6,754,979 6,701,195
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      9,743,787 9,971,214
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      Intasys Corporation
      Condensed Unaudited Consolidated Statements of Operations
      (expressed in US dollars in accordance with generally accepted
      accounting principles in Canada)
      For the three months ended
      March 31
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      2003 2002
      $ $
      Revenue 3,557,789 2,639,692
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      Expenses
      Cost of goods sold, selling and
      administrative 2,969,092 2,447,381
      Net research and development 474,631 293,462
      Amortization and impairment of
      property, plant and equipment 98,858 109,018
      Amortization of intangible assets 39,870 -
      Interest expense 65 1,410
      Interest income (7,965) (19,728)
      Share of results of companies
      subject to significant influence - 49,605
      Realized gain on disposal of
      marketable securities - (73,383)
      Unrealized loss on marketable
      securities, investments and
      write-down of advances - 31,004
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      3,574,551 2,838,769
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Loss before income taxes (16,762) (199,077)
      Provision for current income
      taxes (Note 1) 74,704 -
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Net loss for the period (91,466) (199,077)
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Basic and diluted net loss per
      share (0.02) (0.05)
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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      Weighted average number of
      shares outstanding 6,091,972 4,058,858
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      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      1 Future Income Taxes
      As at December 31, 2002, a future income tax asset of $270,254 was
      recorded, representing the potential income tax recovery for Mamma.com
      for the subsequent twelve months. During the three month period ended
      March 31, 2003, future income tax expense in the amount of $74,704 has
      been recognized in the consolidated statement of operations,
      reflecting the tax losses used during the period to offset income
      taxes which would have otherwise been payable.
      Intasys Corporation
      Condensed Unaudited Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows
      (expressed in US dollars in accordance with generally accepted
      accounting principles in Canada)
      For the three months ended
      March 31
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      2003 2002
      Cash flows from operating
      activities $ $
      Net loss for the period (91,466) (199,077)
      Adjustments for:
      Amortization and impairment of
      property, plant and equipment 98,858 109,018
      Amortization of intangible
      assets 39,870 -
      Realized loss on disposal of
      property, plant and equipment 177 340
      Realized gain on disposal of
      marketable securities - (73,383)
      Interest income on investments - (7,880)
      Share of results of companies
      subject to significant
      influence - 49,605
      Unrealized loss on marketable
      securities, investments and
      write-down of advances - 31,004
      Financial fees paid through
      issuance of capital stock 50,154 11,509
      Decrease (increase) in non-cash
      working capital items (963,597) 249,883
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      Cash flows provided by (used
      in) operating activities (866,004) 171,019
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      Investing activities
      Investments - (1,289)
      Purchase of property, plant
      and equipment (22,410) (22,770)
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      Cash flows used in investing
      activities (22,410) (24,059)
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Effect of foreign exchange rate
      changes on cash and cash
      equivalents (35,655) (1,733)
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Change in cash and cash
      equivalents (924,069) 145,227
      Cash and cash equivalents -
      Beginning of period 3,804,323 2,314,072
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      Cash and cash equivalents -
      End of period 2,880,254 2,459,299
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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      Cash and cash equivalents
      comprise:
      Cash 2,862,206 840,343
      Short-term deposits 18,048 1,618,956
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      2,880,254 2,459,299
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      Supplemental disclosure of cash
      flow information
      Cash paid for interest 65 20,989
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      Non-cash working capital items:
      Decrease (increase) in
      assets
      Marketable securities - 314,026
      Accounts receivable (671,403) (499,804)
      Prepaid expenses and other
      assets 6,507 (9,060)
      Future income taxes 74,704 -
      Increase (decrease) in
      liabilities:
      Accounts payable and accrued
      liabilities (326,876) 445,465
      Deferred revenue (44,295) 68,304
      Reserve for restructuring (2,234) (69,048)
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      Total decrease (increase) in
      non-cash working capital
      items (963,597) 249,883
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      Segment Information
      The Company has three reportable segments: Investment Management,
      Internet Media and Billing Systems. The Company evaluates each
      operating segment`s performance based on revenue, expenses and net
      earnings (loss) for the period.
      A summary of the results by reportable segment for the period ended
      March 31, 2003 and 2002 is as follows. In addition, the table which
      follows summarizes revenues by country. Revenues have been allocated
      to individual countries-regions based upon the country of residence of
      the subsidiary providing the product or service.
      For the three months ended March 31
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Investment Management Internet Media
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      2003 2002 2003 2002
      $ $ $ $
      Revenue - - 1,789,244 757,154
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Cost of goods
      sold, selling and
      administrative 461,936 224,008 1,248,020 552,066
      Net research and
      development - - 243,958 197,989
      Amortization and
      impairment of
      property, plant
      and equipment 1,286 2,101 31,760 33,800
      Amortization of
      intangible assets - - 39,870 -
      Interest expense - 317 - 286
      Interest income (4,789) (17,020) (603) (1,258)
      Share of result of
      companies subject
      to significant
      influence - 49,605 - -
      Realized gain on
      disposal
      marketable
      securities - (73,383) - -
      Unrealized loss on
      marketable
      securities,
      investments and
      write-down of
      advances - 31,004 - -
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      458,433 216,632 1,563,005 782,883
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Loss for the
      period before
      income taxes (458,433) (216,632) 226,239 (25,729)
      Provision for
      current income
      taxes - - 74,704 -
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------
      Net earnings
      (loss) for the
      period (458,433) (216,632) 151,535 (25,729)
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      Revenue:
      Canada - - 1,789,244 757,154
      United Kingdom - - - -
      Australia - - - -
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      - - 1,789,244 757,154
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      Billing Systems Total
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      2003 2002 2003 2002
      ---- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----------
      Total Assets $8,172,063 $7,007,772 $5,674,302 $3,689,782 $2,739,838
      Short-Term
      Debt $475,717 $99,714 $834,081 $1,005,003 $1,122,513
      Long-Term Debt 7,170,691 6,397,020 4,365,281 2,241,600 1,234,459
      Working
      Capital and
      Other
      Liabilities 40,253 38,005 29,212 25,249 18,422
      Preferred
      Equity 26,517 26,517 26,517 26,517 26,517
      Common Equity 458,885 446,516 419,211 391,413 337,927
      -------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----------
      Total
      Liabilities
      and Equity $8,172,063 $7,007,772 $5,674,302 $3,689,782 $2,739,838
      Total Reported
      Equity $485,402 $473,033 $445,728 $417,930 $364,444
      Less: Mark-to-
      Market
      Adjustments (68,077) (69,146) (54,148) (35,826) (11,015)
      ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----------
      Core Equity $417,325 $403,887 $391,580 $382,104 $353,429
      Common Shares
      Outstanding
      at Period End 16,604,910 16,277,285 15,886,421 15,624,012 14,624,647
      Reported
      Equity (Book
      Value) per
      Common Share $27.64 $27.43 $26.39 $25.05 $23.11
      Core Equity
      per Common
      Share $23.54 $23.18 $22.98 $22.76 $22.35
      Net Premium /
      (Discount)
      Balance $(33,319) $(9,662) $(446) $(9,147) $(9,095)
      Average Total
      Assets $7,553,726 $6,158,898 $4,234,477 $3,158,751 $2,564,847
      Average
      Earning
      Assets $7,393,566 $6,042,042 $4,131,870 $3,080,165 $2,498,565
      Average
      Interest
      Bearing
      Liabilities $7,036,183 $5,680,238 $3,781,717 $2,752,215 $2,211,927
      Average Total
      Reported
      Equity
      (Common and
      Preferred) $489,086 $450,464 $432,310 $385,887 $341,766
      REDWOOD TRUST, INC.
      (All dollars in thousands)
      LEVERAGE 31-Mar 31-Dec 30-Sep 30-Jun 31-Mar
      RATIOS (1) 2003 2002 2002 2002 2002
      -------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
      Total Report
      Assets $8,172,063 $7,007,772 $5,674,302 $3,689,782 $2,739,838
      Less: Non-
      Recourse
      Assets (7,210,944)(6,435,025)(4,394,493)(2,266,849)(1,252,881)
      ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
      Recourse
      Assets $961,119 $572,747 $1,279,809 $1,422,933 $1,486,957
      Total Reported
      Debt $7,646,408 $6,496,734 $5,199,362 $3,246,603 $2,356,972
      Less: Non-
      Recourse Debt (7,170,691)(6,397,020)(4,365,281)(2,241,600)(1,234,459)
      ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
      Recourse Debt $475,717 $99,714 $834,081 $1,005,003 $1,122,513
      Reported Debt
      to Reported
      Equity 15.8 13.7 11.7 7.8 6.5
      Reported
      Equity/Total
      Reported
      Assets 6% 7% 8% 11% 13%
      Recourse Debt
      to Reported
      Equity 1.0 0.2 1.9 2.4 3.1
      Reported
      Equity/Recourse
      Assets 51% 83% 35% 29% 25%
      (1) The majority of our debt is non-recourse debt. Holders of
      non-recourse debt can look only to the pledged assets -- and not to
      Redwood -- for repayment. Therefore, management believes that another
      useful measure of the leverage we employ is to compute leverage ratios
      comparing our equity base to our recourse debt (reported debt less
      non-recourse debt) and to our recourse assets (our assets for which we
      are "at-risk", i.e., excluding those assets pledged to non-recourse
      debt).
      REDWOOD TRUST, INC.
      (All dollars in thousands, except per share data)
      First Fourth Third Second First
      Residential Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
      Real Estate 2003 2002 2002 2002 2002
      Loans ----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
      --------------
      Start of
      Period
      Balances $6,215,179 $4,761,893 $2,803,556 $1,794,260 $1,474,862
      Acquisitions 1,338,920 1,616,400 2,075,296 1,146,621 417,276
      Sales Proceeds (73,137) 0 (2,960) (46,683) 0
      Principal
      Paydowns (152,768) (155,915) (109,896) (89,582) (95,924)
      Net
      Amortization
      Expense (6,156) (5,754) (3,502) (1,060) (1,672)
      Net Charge
      Offs
      (Recoveries) 31 0 236 0 0
      Credit
      Provisions (1,756) (1,660) (894) (472) (282)
      Mark-to-Market
      - Balance Sheet 0 0 0 0 0
      Mark-to-Market
      - Income Statement 726 215 57 472 0
      -------------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
      End of Period
      Balances $7,321,039 $6,215,179 $4,761,893 $2,803,556 $1,794,260
      Average
      Amortized
      Cost During
      Period $6,625,540 $5,318,910 $3,262,462 $2,201,384 $1,544,924
      Yield 2.55% 2.80% 3.00% 3.56% 3.66%
      Principal
      Value of
      Loans $7,297,515 $6,190,674 $4,736,646 $2,795,628 $1,790,239
      Credit Reserve (9,996) (8,271) (6,611) (5,953) (5,481)
      Net Premium
      (Discount) to
      be Amortized 33,520 32,776 31,858 13,881 9,502
      Market
      Valuation
      Adjustments 0 0 0 0 0
      -------------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
      Residential
      Real Estate
      Loans $7,321,039 $6,215,179 $4,761,893 $2,803,556 $1,794,260
      Credit
      Reserve,
      Start of
      Period $8,271 $6,611 $5,953 $5,481 $5,199
      Net Charge-
      Offs (NCO) (31) 0 (236) 0 0
      Credit
      Provisions 1,756 1,660 894 472 282
      -------------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
      Credit
      Reserve, End
      of Period $9,996 $8,271 $6,611 $5,953 $5,481
      Delinquencies
      (90 days + FC
      + BK + REO) $1,159 $4,127 $1,387 $3,257 $4,926
      Delinquencies
      as % of
      Residential
      Loans 0.02% 0.07% 0.03% 0.12% 0.27%
      NCO as % of
      Residential
      Loans
      (annualized) 0.01% 0.00% 0.01% 0.00% 0.00%
      Reserve as %
      of Residential
      Loans 0.14% 0.13% 0.14% 0.21% 0.31%
      Reserve as %
      of Delinquencies 862% 200% 477% 183% 111%
      REDWOOD TRUST, INC.
      (All dollars in thousands, except per share data)
      First Fourth Third
      Quarter Quarter Quarter
      2003 2002 2002
      ------------- ----------- ----------
      Residential Loan Credit-
      Enhancement Securities
      ----------------------------
      Start of Period Balances $352,479 $324,130 $284,759
      Acquisitions 37,077 13,442 28,983
      Sales Proceeds 0 0 0
      Principal Paydowns (23,212) (13,573) (9,437)
      Net Amortization Income 5,545 3,275 2,722
      Mark-to-Market - Balance
      Sheet 998 25,205 17,351
      Mark-to-Market - Income
      Statement 275 0 (248)
      ---------------------------- ------------- ----------- ----------
      End of Period Balances $373,162 $352,479 $324,130
      Average Amortized Cost
      During Period $278,339 $271,016 $257,844
      Yield 19.68% 16.65% 16.20%
      Principal Value of Redwood`s
      Securities $614,111 $559,186 $542,669
      Redwood`s Credit Reserve (234,060) (224,891) (220,735)
      Net Premium (Discount) to be
      Amortized (84,648) (58,578) (49,360)
      ---------------------------- ------------- ----------- ----------
      Net Investment in Credit-
      Enhancement Securities $295,403 $275,717 $272,574
      Market Valuation Adjustments 77,759 76,762 51,556
      ---------------------------- ------------- ----------- ----------
      Residential Loan Credit-
      Enhancement Securities $373,162 $352,479 $324,130
      Securities Senior to
      Redwood`s Interests $60,072,291 $58,036,745 $67,876,543
      Principal Value of Redwood`s
      Credit-Enhancement
      Securities 614,111 559,186 542,669
      Securities Junior to
      Redwood`s Interests 61,814 63,179 64,147
      ---------------------------- ------------- ----------- ----------
      Underlying Mortgage Loan
      Balances $60,748,216 $58,659,110 $68,483,359
      Redwood`s Credit Reserve $234,060 $224,891 $220,735
      Securities Junior to
      Redwood`s Interests 61,814 63,179 64,147
      ---------------------------- ------------- ----------- ----------
      Redwood`s Total Credit
      Protection $295,874 $288,070 $284,882
      Delinquencies (90 days + FC
      + BK + REO) $161,498 $146,226 $151,507
      Redwood`s Net Charge-Offs $(684) $(214) $(47)
      Losses to Securities Junior
      to Redwood`s Interests (456) (163) (103)
      ---------------------------- ------------- ----------- ----------
      Total Underlying Loan Credit
      Losses $(1,140) $(377) $(150)
      Delinquencies as % of
      Underlying Loans 0.27% 0.25% 0.22%
      Total Pool Credit
      Losses/Underlying Loans
      (Annualized) 0.01% 0.01% 0.01%
      Total Credit Protection as %
      of Underlying Loans 0.49% 0.49% 0.42%
      Total Credit Protection as %
      of Delinquencies 183% 197% 188%
      Second First
      Quarter Quarter
      2002 2002
      ------------ ------------
      Residential Loan Credit-Enhancement
      Securities
      -------------------------------------------
      Start of Period Balances $249,832 $190,813
      Acquisitions 25,849 59,157
      Sales Proceeds (898) (5,037)
      Principal Paydowns (15,801) (4,270)
      Net Amortization Income 1,767 366
      Mark-to-Market - Balance Sheet 21,795 8,758
      Mark-to-Market - Income Statement 2,215 45
      ------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------
      End of Period Balances $284,759 $249,832
      Average Amortized Cost During Period $238,282 $201,540
      Yield 15.12% 13.29%
      Principal Value of Redwood`s Securities $492,642 $460,035
      Redwood`s Credit Reserve (206,343) (194,556)
      Net Premium (Discount) to be Amortized (35,745) (28,058)
      ------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------
      Net Investment in Credit-Enhancement
      Securities $250,554 $237,421
      Market Valuation Adjustments 34,205 12,411
      ------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------
      Residential Loan Credit-Enhancement
      Securities $284,759 $249,832
      Securities Senior to Redwood`s Interests $65,503,415 $64,286,646
      Principal Value of Redwood`s
      Credit-Enhancement Securities 492,642 460,035
      Securities Junior to Redwood`s Interests 65,102 79,924
      ------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------
      Underlying Mortgage Loan Balances $66,061,159 $64,826,605
      Redwood`s Credit Reserve $206,343 $194,556
      Securities Junior to Redwood`s Interests 65,102 79,924
      ------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------
      Redwood`s Total Credit Protection $271,445 $274,480
      Delinquencies (90 days + FC + BK + REO) $149,960 $129,849
      Redwood`s Net Charge-Offs $74 $166
      Losses to Securities Junior to Redwood`s
      Interests (189) (618)
      ------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------
      Total Underlying Loan Credit Losses $(115) $(452)
      Delinquencies as % of Underlying Loans 0.23% 0.20%
      Total Pool Credit Losses/Underlying Loans
      (Annualized) 0.01% 0.01%
      Total Credit Protection as % of Underlying
      Loans 0.41% 0.42%
      Total Credit Protection as % of
      Delinquencies 181% 211%
      REDWOOD TRUST, INC.
      (All dollars in thousands, except per share data)
      First Fourth Third
      COMBINED RESIDENTIAL LOAN Quarter Quarter Quarter
      PORTFOLIOS 2003 2002 2002
      ---------------------------- ---------------- ----------- ------------
      Residential Real Estate
      Loans Owned $7,321,039 $6,215,179 $4,761,893
      Residential Loans Credit-
      Enhanced 60,748,216 58,659,110 68,483,359
      ---------------------------- ---------------- ----------- ------------
      Total Residential Loans $68,069,255 $64,874,289 $73,245,252
      Credit Reserve on
      Residential Real Estate
      Loans Owned $9,996 $8,271 $6,611
      Internal Credit Reserve on
      Loans Credit-Enhanced 234,060 224,891 220,735
      ---------------------------- ---------------- ----------- ------------
      Redwood`s Total Residential
      Credit Reserve $244,056 $233,162 $227,346
      External Credit Enhancement
      on Loans Credit-Enhanced 61,814 63,179 64,147
      ---------------------------- ---------------- ----------- ------------
      Redwood`s Total Credit
      Protection $305,870 $296,341 $291,493
      Total Credit Protection as %
      of Total Residential Loans 0.45% 0.46% 0.40%
      Residential Real Estate
      Loans Owned Delinquencies $1,159 $4,127 $1,387
      Residential Loans Credit-
      Enhanced Delinquencies 161,498 146,226 151,507
      ---------------------------- ---------------- ----------- ------------
      Total Residential Loan
      Delinquencies $162,657 $150,353 $152,894
      Delinquencies as % of Total
      Residential Loans 0.24% 0.23% 0.21%
      Total Credit Protection as %
      of Delinquencies 188% 197% 191%
      Net Charge-Offs on
      Residential Real Estate
      Loans Owned $(31) $0 $(236)
      Net Charge-Offs on
      Residential Loan Credit-
      Enhanced (684) (214) (47)
      ---------------------------- ---------------- ----------- ------------
      Redwood`s Shares of Net
      Credit (Losses) Recoveries $(715) $(214) $(283)
      Credit Losses to External
      Credit Enhancement (456) (163) (103)
      ---------------------------- ---------------- ----------- ------------
      Total Credit Losses $(1,171) $(377) $(386)
      Total Credit Losses as % of
      Total Residential Loans 0.01% 0.01% 0.01%
      Second First
      Quarter Quarter
      COMBINED RESIDENTIAL LOAN PORTFOLIOS 2002 2002
      --------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------
      Residential Real Estate Loans Owned $2,803,556 $1,794,260
      Residential Loans Credit-Enhanced 66,061,159 64,826,605
      --------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------
      Total Residential Loans $68,864,715 $66,620,865
      Credit Reserve on Residential Real Estate
      Loans Owned $5,953 $5,481
      Internal Credit Reserve on Loans Credit-
      Enhanced 206,343 194,556
      --------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------
      Redwood`s Total Residential Credit Reserve $212,296 $200,037
      External Credit Enhancement on Loans Credit-
      Enhanced 65,102 79,924
      --------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------
      Redwood`s Total Credit Protection $277,398 $279,961
      Total Credit Protection as % of Total
      Residential Loans 0.40% 0.42%
      Residential Real Estate Loans Owned
      Delinquencies $3,257 $4,926
      Residential Loans Credit-Enhanced
      Delinquencies 149,960 129,849
      --------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------
      Total Residential Loan Delinquencies $153,217 $134,775
      Delinquencies as % of Total Residential Loans 0.22% 0.20%
      Total Credit Protection as % of Delinquencies 181% 208%
      Net Charge-Offs on Residential Real Estate
      Loans Owned $0 $0
      Net Charge-Offs on Residential Loan Credit-
      Enhanced 74 166
      --------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------
      Redwood`s Shares of Net Credit (Losses)
      Recoveries $74 $166
      Credit Losses to External Credit Enhancement (189) (618)
      --------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------
      Total Credit Losses $(115) $(452)
      Total Credit Losses as % of Total Residential
      Loans 0.01% 0.01%
      REDWOOD TRUST, INC.
      (All dollars in thousands, except per share data)
      First Fourth Third Second First
      Commercial Real Estate Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
      Loans 2003 2002 2002 2002 2002
      ------------------------ -------- -------- -------- -------- ---------
      Start of Period Balances $29,270 $50,664 $49,798 $49,380 $51,084
      Acquisitions 2,011 0 919 470 140
      Sales Proceeds 0 0 0 0 0
      Principal Paydowns (68) (21,068) (54) (53) (1,873)
      Net Amortization Income 0 24 0 0 28
      Mark-to-Market
      - Balance Sheet 0 0 0 0 0
      Mark-to-Market
      - Income Statement 1 (350) 1 1 1
      ------------------------ -------- -------- -------- -------- ---------
      End of Period Balances $31,214 $29,270 $50,664 $49,798 $49,380
      Average Amortized Cost
      During Period $30,889 $47,935 $50,102 $49,369 $50,170
      Yield 10.57% 10.15% 9.99% 10.22% 10.12%
      Principal Value of Loans $32,223 $30,250 $51,318 $50,436 $50,057
      Net Premium (Discount)
      to be Amortized (1,009) (980) (654) (638) (677)
      Market Valuation
      Adjustments 0 0 0 0 0
      ------------------------ -------- -------- -------- -------- ---------
      Commercial Mortgage
      Loans $31,214 $29,270 $50,664 $49,798 $49,380
      Commercial Mortgage
      Delinquencies $650 $650 $0 $0 $0
      Commercial Mortgage Net
      Charge-Offs $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
      Commercial Mortgage
      Credit Provisions $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
      Commercial Mortgage
      Credit Reserves $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
      First Fourth Third Second First
      Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
      Securities Portfolio 2003 2002 2002 2002 2002
      ------------------------ -------- -------- -------- -------- ---------
      Start of Period Balances $335,697 $491,756 $512,489 $609,432 $683,482
      Acquisitions 42,955 196,279 6,811 23,026 76,701
      Sales Proceeds 0 (315,308) 0 (56,802) (89,395)
      Principal Paydowns (11,329) (31,009) (31,830) (65,618) (60,040)
      Net Amortization Income
      (Expense) 3 (24) (1,051) (1,249) (1,701)
      Mark-to-Market -
      Balance Sheet (944) (7,128) 970 3,017 (444)
      Mark-to-Market - Income
      Statement (75) 1,131 4,367 683 829
      ------------------------ -------- -------- -------- -------- ---------
      End of Period Balances $366,307 $335,697 $491,756 $512,489 $609,432
      Average Amortized Cost
      During Period $360,084 $320,154 $493,997 $529,843 $676,692
      Yield 4.66% 4.93% 4.63% 4.70% 5.03%
      Principal Value of
      Securities $370,187 $335,402 $477,950 $502,684 $601,926
      Net Premium (Discount)
      to be Amortized 1,597 4,828 11,214 8,183 8,901
      Market Valuation
      Adjustments (5,477) (4,533) 2,592 1,622 (1,395)
      ------------------------ -------- -------- -------- -------- ---------
      Securities Portfolio $366,307 $335,697 $491,756 $512,489 $609,432

      SOURCE: Redwood Trust, Inc.


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      schrieb am 02.05.03 15:35:12
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      Hallo,

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      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      heute steigt das Volumen wieder an.

      http://www.twst.com/notes/articles/rag613.html


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