Collateral Debt Obligation; Jiang glosses it roughly as the subprime mortgage investment vehicle.
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Collateral Debt Obligation; Jiang glosses it roughly as the subprime mortgage investment vehicle.
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CDOs packaged subprime mortgages as investments because monthly mortgage payments seemed reliable under too-big-to-fail assumptions.
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"...investment vehicles for investors. Okay? And they create something called the CDOs, which means Collateral Debt Obligations. Okay? But basically, it just means subprime...."
"Okay? The problem, of course, is subprime could lead to default. Okay? But at this time in history, no one was concerned about default..."
"...is, why did the financial market collapse? So, this is the CDO issuance. Okay? As you can see, it's generating a lot of money..."
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