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However, in the early 2000s, George Soros realized something strange is happening in the US, where these wall street people have came out with something called mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligation.
However, in the early 2000s, George Soros realized something strange is happening in the United States, where these Wall Street people have come out with something called mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligation.
What's happened, though, is, uh, the paper is now owned by market based vehicles, collateralized loan obligations, mutual funds and things like that.
What's happened, though, is the paper is now owned by market-based vehicles, collateralized loan obligations, mutual funds, and
I think that there was a concern about enabling borrowing at that scale without the traditional collateralized system that would ensure that the risks were mitigated.
I think that there was a concern about enabling borrowing at that scale without the traditional collateralized system that would ensure that the risks were mitigated.
Traders also started selling an even riskier product, called collateralized debt obligations,
Traders also started selling an even riskier product called collateralized debt obligations, or CDOs.
So, we have securities called collateralized mortgage obligations.
Another kind of security, which the textbook talks about, is a CDO, which is a collateralized debt obligation.
Mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations, which were very toxic products that were filled with risky home loans, were given triple A ratings by Moody's.
Mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations, which were very toxic products that were filled with risky home loans, were given AAA ratings by Moody's.
And as he explains, the firm has been taking mortgages and repackaging them into collateralized debt obligations.
Now collateralized debt obligations can get a little complicated, but to oversimplify it involves taking a bunch of mortgages, much like a mortgage-backed security, but then trashing their cash flows into different risk classes or profiles.
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collateralized debt obligations for consumer debt,