collateralized bond obligations造句

• TCW GEM II, the collateralized bond obligation, sold bonds in three parts.
• He said a minimum of three countries would be needed to back what are being called collateralized bond obligations.
• Nishimura said the new company will add structured bond offerings such as Collateralized Bond Obligations at a later date.
• Fund managers are taking some comfort from the knowledge that several CBOs, or collateralized bond obligations, are waiting to snap up bonds whose spreads widen.
• FrontierVision Holdings LP, Stone Energy Corp ., MedPartners Inc . and a collateralized bond obligation managed by TCW Group Inc . were the other issuers.
• It's aiming for a $ 500 million collateralized bond obligation fund in the second quarter and a hedge fund sometime in the second half of 2000.
• Junk bonds, the bond market's strongest performers this year, could gain further in coming months as they fuel a new wave of investment vehicles called collateralized bond obligations.
• In addition, Phoenix Duff & AMP; Phelps said the partnership known as Windy City CBO Partners LP, which invested in collateralized bond obligations, was liquidated in February and bondholders were paid off.
• A recent slump in the high-yield debt market is spurring Wall Street firms to repackage billions of dollars of junk bonds into securities with varying risks and yields, known as collateralized bond obligations.
• RATES-OF-RETURN ( New York )-- Junk bonds, the bond market's strongest performers this year, could gain further in coming months with a wave of new buyers called collateralized bond obligations . 850.
• They raise capital and then lever that capital by issuing short-term securities, such as commercial paper and medium term notes and public collateralized bond obligation, auto loans, student loans, credit cards securitizations, and bank and corporate bonds.
• The packaging of junk bonds into collateralized bond obligations creates demand for high-yield securities, bolstering the market at a time when many investors are concerned that an economic slowdown in Asia will hurt the ability of U . S . companies to pay their debts.