New Frontiers for European Securitisation
Edited by Andrew Cavenagh
The European securitisation market is sure to recover from its present state of paralysis in the coming months. With the exception of securities backed by US sub-prime mortgages, the dramatic decline in the value of bonds across the sector does not reflect the performance of the underlying assets but has resulted directly from the global squeeze on short-term credit.
Once the current volatility settles down - and a few benchmark issues re-price risk across the rating spectrum at more realistic levels than those that prevailed up to mid-July - other issuers will return to the primary market in force as the incentives for them to securitise their assets will be as strong as ever. When they do, expect to see a range of new asset classes and structures emerge as initiatives to expand the market in various directions - which were underway before the credit crisis - come back with fresh momentum.
New Frontiers for European Securitisation offers expert analysis on developments to broaden the market in terms of asset class, investment vehicle and jurisdiction. Featuring contributions from many leading market practitioners, and including many case studies of the more progressive and innovative deals, this report will be required reading for professionals looking to participate in these markets of the future.
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