The Collateralized Debt Obligation (CDO) was a natural development in securitisation, first introduced in 1988. A CDO is a structured finance product in which a distinct legal entity known as a special purpose vehicle issues bonds or notes against an investment in cash flows of an underlying pool of assets. These assets can be bonds, commercial bank loans or a mixture of both bonds and loans. Originally CDOs were developed as repackaging structures for high-yield bonds and illiquid instruments such as certain convertible bonds, but they have developed into sophisticated investment management vehicles in their own right. Through the 1990s CDOs were the fastest growing asset class in the asset-backed securities market, due to a number of features that made them attractive to issuers and investors alike. A subsequent development was the synthetic CDO, a structure that combines credit derivatives and securitization technology in its construction. It has become very popular with banks and fund managers, both from an originator and investor perspective. considering the genesis of the CDO, principally the economic advantages of these products for both issuers and investors. It then looks at the products themselves and concludes with case studies of selected CDO transactions.
Beggs, 107 N.E. 644, 646 (N.Y. 1915) (summarizing the provisions of the law in upholding a sale in 1912 of real estate by the then Superintendent of Banks, who took possession of a trust company in 1908, free of liens on the real estate ...
In this book, Ang upends the conventional wisdom about asset allocation by showing that what matters aren't asset class labels but the bundles of overlapping risks they represent
... although it may be liable to be set aside or avoided pursuant to provisions directed to that end in the Bankruptcy Act or the Income Tax Assessment Act . In Stoneleigh Finance Ltd v Phillips , the court found the issue ...
Regulation AB has made a tremendous impact on the asset-backed securities markets.
To help you quickly grasp some of the more intricate deals and interwoven issues, The book makes frequent reference to real-deal examples, and provides dozens of schematic illustrations of paradigm deal structures.
Dated January 2005. No public library discount on this item. Supersedes Issue 3 (English-language ed.) (ISBN 0117031984)
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Securitisation Law: EU and US Disclosure Regulations sets out the relevant regulations governing asset backed securities in the US and the EU. It provides the most up-to-date commentary and checklists alongside practical aids such as flow ...
This up-to-date treatment of an area of increasing importance provides an in-depth and clear analysis of the complexities of the subject
Securitisation in India: The Story So Far and the Way Forward