Cover story: Taiwan CBOs - Bond highlights

Taiwan has been swamped with issues of collateralised bond obligations in recent months. With a flood of deals in the pipeline, banks are racing to come up with new structures to satisfy investors and will have to be increasingly creative, finds Jill Wong

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Taiwan has ridden a wave of collateralised bond obligation (CBO) issues since last July, when Capital Securities got approval from the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) for the first CBO transaction worth NT$3.27 billion ($101 million) under a programme aimed at securitising structured bonds.

This was quickly followed in early August by approval for a NT$10 billion transaction by Yuanta Core Pacific Securities, also based in Taipei. That deal comprised the issuance by a special

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