"You don't want to be caught in front of a train at 200 miles an hour. But if we see stability over the next few days, I have a strong expectation that a number of deals in our pipeline will start to print."

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"You don't want to be caught in front of a train at 200 miles an hour. But if we see stability over the next few days, I have a strong expectation that a number of deals in our pipeline will start to print."

--Ben Wilkinson, global head of structured credit trading and equity derivative product at Bank of America in London, on how last week's equity sell-off has increased credit spread volatility but also brought opportunities for printing collateralized debt obligations.

"You don't want to be caught in front of a train at 200 miles an hour. But if we see stability over the next few days, I have a strong expectation that a number of deals in our pipeline will start to print."--Ben Wilkinson, global head of structured credit trading and equity derivative product at Bank of America in London, on how last week's equity sell-off has increased credit spread volatility but also brought opportunities for printing collateralized debt obligations.

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