California Best Mortgage Rate

TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 04/05/07 -- The Board of Directors of Sentry Select Capital Corp. (the "Manager") is pleased to announce that at the special meetings held on April 4, 2007, the unitholders of Mortgage-Backed Securities Trust (TSX: MF.UN) and MBS Adjustable Rate Income Fund (the "Terminating Funds") (TSX: MTF.UN) approved mergers of the Terminating Funds with Sentry Select MBS Adjustable Rate Income Fund II (TSX: MGS.UN) (collectively the "Mergers").

The Mergers became effective today. The Terminating Funds transferred all of their assets to Sentry Select MBS Adjustable Rate Income Fund II ("ARIF II") in exchange for units of ARIF II and the assumption by ARIF II of all the liabilities of the Terminating Funds. The Terminating Funds have distributed these units to their unitholders in connection with the winding up of such Funds.

Fitch Rates Lehman's $327.1MM Commercial Mortgage Trust 2007-1

The 'AAA' rating on the senior certificates reflects the 12.50% initial subordination provided by the 3.25% class M1, the 3.00% class M2, the 2.50% class M3, the 2.00% class M4, the 1.00% class B, as well an initial Reserve Fund of 0.75%. All certificates are offered through private placement. The ratings on the certificates and notes reflect the quality of the underlying collateral and Fitch's level of confidence in the integrity of the legal and financial structure of the transaction.

The mortgage pool primarily consists of 518 fixed rate, adjustable rate and hybrid, fully amortizing, first lien small balance commercial mortgage loans with an aggregate principal balance of $327,100,318. As of the cut-off date of Feb. 28, 2007, the mortgage loans had a weighted average current loan-to-value ratio (CLTV) of 65.72%, weighted average coupon (WAC) of 8.36%, weighted average remaining term (WAM) of 331 months and an average principal balance of $631,468.

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