ABCP Conduits: Some Alternative Arrangements to Liquidity Facilities

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Investment and Capital Markets
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E-mail Servers,
Enterprise Software,
Finance,
Groupware,
IBM Lotus Notes,
Investment,
Liquidity,
Software
Source:
Allens Arthur Robinson

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Overview: This paper states that ENs (Extendable Notes) and CNs (Callable Notes) are here to stay. The number of EN/CN programs and the overall outstanding ENs and CNs are increasing exponentially in the US market. To date, most EN/CN programs have originated from the US market and the non-US markets have been slow to catch on to these structures. The monetary benefits of reduced third-party liquidity are apparent to both sponsors and investors, and it is safe to say that strong growth in this area will continue throughout 2004.

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Format: PDF | Size: 104KB | Date: May 2004 | Pages: 3

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