Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Cdos in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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These are synthetic CDOs.
You can see that the CDOs are worth zero.
And in particular, these CDOs.
You can see that the CDOs are worth zero!
I do most of Merrill Lynch's CDOs.
CDOs are dog shit wrapped in cat shit.
Are they downgrading the CDOs and mortgage bonds?
So maybe I have a a billion of these CDOs.
CDOs, and real estate they couldn't sell.
PDF KBC collapses last two CDOs in portfolio.
I didn't realize that there was anything to manage with CDOs.
They tell me the CDOs still haven't moved.
We're interested in shorting some of the AA tranche of CDOs.
Are they downgrading the CDOs and mortgage bonds?
Deal. And this will go on and on with more and more synthetic CDOs.
Institutions treat these CDOs like they're as solid as treasury bonds.
We're interested in shorting some of the AA tranche of CDOs.
And so the CDOs that you create are of the highest quality
Mortgage delinquencies went up and the CDOs got more valuable.
where chief information officers(CIOs) call themselves CDOs.
Mortgage delinquencies went up and the CDOs got more valuable.
For investors who owned CDOs.
CMOs, CDOs, SIVs, ABSs. I honestly think
the market value of these CDOs, is not truly accurate.
Then the synthetic CDO was the atomic bomb If the mortgage bonds were the match with the drunk President holding his finger over the button. and the CDOs were the kerosene-soaked rags.
This made CDOs popular with retirement funds, which could only purchase highly rated securities.
With the drunk President holding his finger over the button. then the synthetic CDO was the atomic bomb If the mortgage bonds were the match and the CDOs were the kerosene-soaked rags.
The inspiration for this rule was clearly the bad experience in America with CDOs(collateralised-debt obligations)
collateralised debt obligations(“CDOs”), linked to such securities.
This rule was seemingly inspired by the bad experience with American CDOs(collateralised-debt obligations), although their origins and characteristics differ from normal securitisations.