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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Global asset backed securities market. Chicago, Ill. : Probus Pub. Co., ©1993 (OCoLC)891408632 |
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Material Type: | Internet resource |
Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
All Authors / Contributors: |
Charles A Stone; Anne Zissu; Jess Lederman |
ISBN: | 1557384606 9781557384607 |
OCLC Number: | 28480004 |
Description: | xii, 510 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. |
Contents: | Pt. I. Sources of Value -- 1. The Future of Asset Securitization: The Benefits and Costs of Breaking Up the Bank / George J. Benston -- 2. Elements of Mortgage Securitization / Alan C. Hess and Clifford W. Smith, Jr. -- 3. Sources of Value Added from Structuring Asset-Backed Securities to Reduce or Reallocate Risk / John D. Finnerty -- 4. An Overview of Techniques in Structured Finance / Blaine Roberts -- 5. International Securitization for the Emerging Economies / Alexandre Havek -- 6. Financing Opportunities for the Commodities Industry Through Securitization / Monique de Zagon -- 7. Securitization -- A European Bank's Introspective View / Andy Clapham -- Pt. II. Identifying and Allocating Risk -- 8. Risks in Securitisation Transactions / Jonathan E. Keighley -- 9. Auto Loan Securitization: A Case Study of the U.S. Auto Finance Industry / Gary J. Kopff -- 10. The Management and Transfer of Credit, Liquidity and Contingency Risks / Nicholas Millard -- 11. Structured Securities: Credit, Cash Flow, and Legal Risks / Clifford M. Griep -- 12. Credit Risks and Their Analysis in Asset Securitization / David L. Gold and Julie Schlueter -- 13. Credit Enhancement / Fredrik Mansson -- 14. The Role of the Monoline Financial Guarantor: How Safe Is Safe? / Henry T. Mortimer, Jr. -- 15. Financial Guaranty Reinsurance: Bridging Global Asset Backed Securities Markets / David A. Smith -- Pt. III. Managing Risk -- 16. Evaluating Securitisation -- The Perspective of a European Financial Institution / Jonathan E. Keighley -- 17. Asset-Backed Finance -- Risk Control for Traders in Asset Backed Securities / Paresh Mashru and Mark Rhys -- 18. Asset-Backed Finance -- Accounting Issues / Paresh Mashru and Mark Rhys -- 19. Securitization Trade Offs -- How Deal Structure Can Influence the Future Value of Your Company or Portfolio / Kathryn A. Cassidy -- Pt. IV. Structured Finance Within the Law -- 20. Asset Securitisation in the United Kingdom and Other Jurisdictions -- Main Considerations / David Bonsall -- 21. Multi-Country Securitization and Currency Hedging Programs / Stephen Ovenbridge and C. Mark Nicolaides -- 22. Asset-Backed Commercial Paper Programs / Barbara Kavanagh, Thomas R. Boemio and Gerald A. Edwards, Jr. -- Pt. V. Mortgage-Backed Securities -- 23. MAES ECP No. 1 PLC: An Example of the Risks and Rewards of Asset-Backed Euro-Commercial Paper / Candy Helman -- 24. Managing Risk in a LIBOR-Plus Fund / Paul Derosa and Laurie Goodman -- 25. Developments in the UK Mortgage Securities Market / N. S. Terrington -- 26. The Risks and Opportunities of the Canadian NHA MBS Market / Lori Terry -- 27. The Australian Mortgage-Backed Securities Market: The Role of Mortgage Insurance in Reducing Credit Risk / Brian W. Richardson -- 28. Mortgage Securitisation in Developed Housing Finance Systems / Douglas B. Diamond, Jr. and Michael J. Lea -- 29. The Hazards of Default / Robert Van Order -- 30. Credit Intensive Mortgage Securities: B Pieces / William F. Wallace -- 31. AAA Senior Mortgage-Backed Securities versus AAA Mortgage-Backed Securities / Charles Austin Stone, Anne Zissu and Jess Lederman -- 32. CMO Volatility Ratings / Stephen W. Joynt, James D. Nadler and Robert E. Phelan -- 33. CMO Tranche Risk Revealed / James D. Nadler and Brandon H. Einhorn -- 34. Optional Plays / Donald R. Rindler -- 35. Strategic Options / Donald R. Rindler -- 30. Risk, Return, and Hedging of Fixed-Rate Mortgages / Douglas T. Breeden -- Pt. VI. The Securitization of Credit Cards -- 37. Evaluating the Risk of Credit Card-Backed Securities / Gregory C. Raab, Neil Baron and Deborah W. Madden -- 38. Understanding Credit Card Subordinate Certificates / William F. Wallace. |
Series Title: | Probus guide to world markets. |
Responsibility: | Charles Stone, Anne Zissu, Jess Lederman, editors. |
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