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Ptarmigan Eyes Indian Securitization Opportunities

Ptarmigan Capital plans to explore ways of opening up structured finance in India, and ultimately may consider a true securitization of Indian assets.

  • 22 Mar 2007

--Olivia Thetgyi

Ptarmigan Capital plans to explore ways of opening up structured finance in India, and ultimately may consider a true securitization of Indian assets. The idea is the brain child of Craig Phillips, a former Morgan Stanley securitization chief who formed alternative asset manger Ptarmigan to invest in ...

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