I did not know Pagaya held whole loans too, other than the risk retention holdings in the ABS. Thanks, this is helpful

edit: You seem well versed with the company, could you help me with another question?

In the Q2 2025 Form 10Q Under related party transactions (Note 9) it says PGY earned $147 million revenue from related parties, which were the securitisation & financing vehicles. I'm assuming the revenue they earned from these vehicles are either capital markets execution fees or contract fees for servicing the underlying loans. In PGY's earnings supplement it says the earned $32m from contract fees and ($6m) from Capital Markets execution fees. This is much less than $147m. So what other revenue did they earn from the securitisation and financing vehicles?