Examples of using Cdos in English and their translations into Danish
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Tell me more about these CDOs.
CDOs are dog shit wrapped in cat shit.
We call them synthetic CDOs.
You can see that the CDOs are worth zero.
Tell me more about these CDOs.
CDOs, and real estate they couldn't sell.
I do most of Merrill Lynch's CDOs.
So mortgage bonds are dog shit, CDOs are dog shit wrapped in cat shit?
I didn't realise that there was anything to manage with CDOs.
Moody's, S&P… Are they downgrading the CDOs and mortgage bonds?
And this will go on and on with more andmore synthetic CDOs.
CDOs are dog shit wrapped in cat shit. So mortgage bonds are dog shit?
The investment banks then sold the CDOs to investors.
The simultaneous payouts of CDOs and credit default swaps put catastrophic pressure on.
We're interested in shorting some of the AA tranche of CDOs.
Institutions treat these CDOs like they're as solid as treasury bonds, Yeah.
How much money could be out there betting on it, in your synthetic CDOs and swaps right now,?
And then there's CDOs made up of the opposite side of the bet you made with your swaps.
Many of them still received triple-A ratings. When thousands of sub-prime loans were combined to create CDOs.
Of these toxic CDOs in the first half of 2006. Goldman Sachs sold at least $31 billion worth.
Either the banks are clueless andthey don't know how to value these CDOs, or they're such crooks that the CDOs are worth shit and they're hiding it.
This made CDOs popular with retirement funds, which could only purchase highly rated securities.
The banksters like JP Morgan who invented the subprime mortgage Credit Default Swaps,bundled these risk insurances into CDOs, sliced them into tranches and sold them with immense profit- which ruined banks and investors alike.
This made CDOs popular with retirement funds, which could only purchase highly rated securities.
The impact of these measures on the future credit supply-- the funding of which is facilitated in part by issuance of re-securitizations such as certain collateralized debt obligations( CDOs)- should be assessed in the light of the level of their issuance in the post-crisis market environment.
For investors who owned CDOs, credit default swaps worked like an insurance policy.
Or CDOs. The banks combined thousands of mortgages and loans, to create complex derivatives called collateralised debt obligations, including car loans, student loans, and credit card debt.
To buy more loans and create more CDOs. During the bubble, investment banks were borrowing heavily.
The market for CDOs collapsed, leaving the investment banks holding hundreds of billions of dollars in loans.
Thus the risk was transferred to the tax payers of the 61 countries behind the EBRD. Ms Blythe later developedthis concept into the credit default swaps, bundled them as CDOs, sliced them into tranches and sold this risk insurance on subprime mortgages to banks and investors- who then lost everything in the following collapse of this criminal bubble.