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Asset Securitization and Structured Financing; Future Prospects and Challenges for Countries in Emerging Markets

This article examines the issues and challenges involved for institutions, policy makers, and law-makers in less developed countries in their efforts to implement asset securitization techniques in their financial markets. Challenges and issues in the areas of market development, legislation, accounting, regulation and structuring are examined in the light of recent developments in securitization techniques.
Year of publication:
2001-09-01
Authors: Alles, Lakshman
Institutions: International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Subject: Emerging markets | securitization | asset securitization | capital adequacy | capital markets | financial institutions | financial markets | credit rating | moral hazard | bond | cost of capital | international capital markets | cash flows | bonds | bond markets | international capital | cash flow | issue of securities | local bond | local bond markets | asset backed securities | future cash flow | financial assets | asset backed bonds | financial statements | financial market | credit derivatives | financial intermediation | international financial markets | global capital markets | derivative securities | international finance | financial instruments | derivative | debt securities | international finance corporation | backed bonds | corporate bonds | catastrophe bond | present value | financial intermediaries | mortgage backed securities | local currency bond markets | interest rate risk | financial services | currency risk | financial system | equity financing | new securities | local currency bond | inward remittances | crowding out | future cash flows | credit derivative
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application/pdf
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Type of publication: Book / Working Paper
Notes:
The text is part of a series IMF Working Papers Number 01/147 1 pages long
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Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005769057
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