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...losses after purchasing synthetic derivatives known as constant proportion debt obligations, or CPDOs, which were created by ABN AMRO's wholesale division and given S...
...losses after purchasing synthetic derivatives known as constant proportion debt obligations, or CPDOs, which were created by ABN AMRO’s wholesale division and...
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...in a dash of ABS and a soupcon of CDS, season with CPDOs and serve with a garnish of SIVs-was sufficiently toxic to poison...
The Daily Report
...said it may cut the Aaa ratings on two of ABN's CPDOs, along with five CPDOs and one swap contract initiated by UBS AG...
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