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- noun finance A type of
CDO (collateralized debt obligation ) thatinvests in other CDOs.
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Examples
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Next, they created bundles of bundles of bundles, called CDO-squared.
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The GS product in question wasn't a derivative, it was a very complex structured product called a re-securitization (in this case, a CDO-squared) – in effect taking slices of many different asset pools, combining them and then re-slicing.
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A CDO-squared is made up of other CDO bonds, rather than MBS bonds.
Thomas Adams and Yves Smith: CDO Market -- Rife With Collusion and Manipulation? 2010
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A CDO-squared is made up of other CDO bonds, rather than MBS bonds.
CDO Market -- Rife With Collusion and Manipulation? Thomas Adams 2010
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Merrill Lynch further disguised risk by repackaging phony "investment grade" tranches into new investments called CDOs and CDO-squared.
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Both funds managed by BSAM included CDO and CDO-squared tranches backed in part by subprime loans and other securitizations (collateralized loan obligations) backed by corporate loans and leveraged corporate loans.
Janet Tavakoli: Ralph Cioffi: Off the Hook for a Long Time Pattern of Behavior 2009
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As one goes up the chain to collateralized mortgage obligations and to CDO and CDO-squared, and all their tranches, the complexity increases and data availability is much more limited.
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You could even take lower-rated tranches of other CDOs, put them in a pool, and tranche them—an instrument known as a CDO-squared , which at that point was so far removed from any actual underlying bond or loan or mortgage that no one really had a clue what it included.
Recipe for Disaster: The Formula That Killed Wall Street By Felix Salmon 2009
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You could even take lower-rated tranches of other CDOs, put them in a pool, and tranche them—an instrument known as a CDO-squared , which at that point was so far removed from any actual underlying bond or loan or mortgage that no one really had a clue what it included.
Recipe for Disaster: The Formula That Killed Wall Street Felix Salmon 2009
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The bankers would be asked to explain things like "what is a CDO-squared?"
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