Singapore's United Overseas Bank aims to manage several additional collateralized debt obligations this year, including its first deal with equity-default swaps. "We have plans to do more deals," confirmed Tay Teck Chye, senior director of global treasury in the Lion City. He added that the firm is looking at a variety of underlying assets, including asset-backed securities and equity-default swaps. He declined to further elaborate.
UOB Hunting For More CDO Opportunities
