Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- abbreviation collateralized debt obligation
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- initialism finance Initialism of
collateralized debt obligation .
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Examples
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However, prior to 2008 I had never heard of the terms CDO's and CDS's which became a huge part of the disaster.
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However, prior to 2008 I had never heard of the terms CDO's and CDS's which became a huge part of the disaster.
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In some cases, they removed the word CDO from the product; other times they added the words "education" or "student loan," he said.
Ex-Credit Suisse Broker Lied to Clients About Securities 2009
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This was published in 1995, before the word CDO had it's own shelf in the Harvard Co-op.
Firedoglake 2009
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A CDO is a type of derivative product whose value and payments are derived from an underlying portfolio, often bonds or mortgages.
SEC widens CDO probe, negotiating settlements: report Reuters 2011
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Such dummy assets were in a $1.6 billion collateralized debt obligation, or CDO, that is the focus of an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Rating Firms' Asset Game Jeannette Neumann 2011
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A CDO is a security backed by a pool of bonds, loans or other assets.
SEC Broadens Probe Into Stifel Financial Jeannette Neumann 2011
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The lead underwriter of the CDO was a unit of Japan's Mizuho Financial Group Inc. The SEC also is trying to determine if S&P overrode its own internal controls when it continued to assign the deal its highest rating after the actual assets were traded into the deal, these people said.
Rating Firms' Asset Game Jeannette Neumann 2011
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The email -- in which Montag refers to a CDO Goldman sold its clients as "one shitty deal" -- was made infamous by Senator Carl Levin during a tense congressional hearing in April 2010.
Montag puts his mark on Bank of America Reuters 2011
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A CDO is a type of derivative product whose value and payments are derived from an underlying portfolio, often bonds or mortgages.
SEC widens CDO probe, negotiating settlements: report Reuters 2011
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