Bringing asset-backeds to the masses

Credit derivatives have already changed the face of corporate credit and the asset-backed securities market is the next to be transformed. Dealers and investors are optimistic about the new market's potential and predict fast growth. By Rachel Wolcott

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The credit derivatives market is bracing itself for its next phase of growth. A year ago, the idea of credit default swaps (CDSs) on asset-backed securities (ABSs) was considered by most investors and even some bankers as slightly far-fetched, with many wondering who would be end-users for such an instrument. For a relatively stable asset class like ABSs, why would there be a need to hedge exposures?

That impression has changed quickly. Over the past six to nine months, dealers report a

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