Static CDOs More Likely To Default

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Static CDOs More Likely To Default

Static synthetic collateralized debt obligations are twice as likely to default as a managed transaction, said Kenneth Gill, managing director and head of European CDOs at Fitch in London.

Static synthetic collateralized debt obligations are twice as likely to default as a managed transaction, said Kenneth Gill, managing director and head of European CDOs at Fitch in London. The group's analysis of rated CDOs in 2005 showed static deals had a downgrade ratio of 5.5%, compared with 2.6% for managed offerings. Gill said this statistic backs a market move towards managed deals.

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