Collateralized debt obligations (CDO) are new, innovative products available to institutional investors on the global financial markets. Their development is strictly related to the subprime loans expansion. In the recent years CDO have become a financial tool of transferring worldwide a risk of American mortgage loan market. In fact, due to CDO such transfer was enormous and uncontrolled. As CDO are not transparent nor they are traded at stock exchange, their valuation and performance assessment are very difficult. In practice, very fast growth of subprime loans in US boosted development of CDO on global financial market. On the other hand, the mentioned structured products supplied capital to subprime segment, increasing the amount of non...
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Decisions on merger or takeover belong to the most difficult and risky. They cause a lot of changes,...
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