The Analysis of Structured Securities presents the first intellectually defensible framework for systematic assessment of the credit quality of structured securities. It begins with a detailed description and critique of methods used to rate asset-backed securities, collateralized debt obligations and asset-backed commercial paper. The book then proposes a single replacement paradigm capable of granular, dynamic results. It offers extensive guidance on using numerical methods in cash flow modeling, as well as a groundbreaking section on trigger optimization. Casework on applying the method to…mehr
The Analysis of Structured Securities presents the first intellectually defensible framework for systematic assessment of the credit quality of structured securities. It begins with a detailed description and critique of methods used to rate asset-backed securities, collateralized debt obligations and asset-backed commercial paper. The book then proposes a single replacement paradigm capable of granular, dynamic results. It offers extensive guidance on using numerical methods in cash flow modeling, as well as a groundbreaking section on trigger optimization. Casework on applying the method to automobile ABS, CDOs-of-ABS and aircraft-lease securitizations is also presented. This book is essential reading for practitioners who seek higher precision, efficiency and control in managing their structured exposures.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sylvain Raynes and Ann Rutledge are the Founding Principles of R & R Consulting, a structured finance consultancy dedicated to advising issuers, investors, intermediaries, non-profit corporations, and regulatory bodies in credit risk management and structured financial techniques using fine-grained analytical methods. In July 2001, their paper "Measures of Credit Losses: A Precise Method for Calculating Risk-adjusted Return on capital" was selected for presentation by the IAFE.
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Preface and Dedication Part I: The Contemporary Framework 1: Market Basics 2: To Rate A Tabula Rasa 3: The Actuarial Method 4: The Default-Based ("CDO") Method 5: The Eclectic Method Endnotes to Part I Part II: Analyzing Structured Securities 6: Towards A Science of Ratings 7: Dynamic Asset Analysis 8: Liabilites Analysis and Structuring 9: The Average Life of Assets and Liabilities 10: PACs and TACs Endnotes to Part II Part III: Applications of Numerical Methods to Structured Finance 11: The Art of Mathematical Modeling 12: Statistical Probability Density Functions 13: Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors 14: Markov Chains 15: Regression Analysis 16: Lower-Upper (LU) Decomposition 17: Covariance Matrix Simulation 18: The Newton-Raphson Nonlinear Optimization Method 19: Tchebychev Polynomials Concluding Remarks and Endnotes to Part III Part IV: Case Studies 20: Automobile Receivable Securitizations 21: CBOs of ABS 22: Aircraft Receivable Securitizations Endnotes to Part IV Part V: Trigger Theory 23: Advanced Structural Features: Triggers Concluding Remarks Appendices
Preface and Dedication Part I: The Contemporary Framework 1: Market Basics 2: To Rate A Tabula Rasa 3: The Actuarial Method 4: The Default-Based ("CDO") Method 5: The Eclectic Method Endnotes to Part I Part II: Analyzing Structured Securities 6: Towards A Science of Ratings 7: Dynamic Asset Analysis 8: Liabilites Analysis and Structuring 9: The Average Life of Assets and Liabilities 10: PACs and TACs Endnotes to Part II Part III: Applications of Numerical Methods to Structured Finance 11: The Art of Mathematical Modeling 12: Statistical Probability Density Functions 13: Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors 14: Markov Chains 15: Regression Analysis 16: Lower-Upper (LU) Decomposition 17: Covariance Matrix Simulation 18: The Newton-Raphson Nonlinear Optimization Method 19: Tchebychev Polynomials Concluding Remarks and Endnotes to Part III Part IV: Case Studies 20: Automobile Receivable Securitizations 21: CBOs of ABS 22: Aircraft Receivable Securitizations Endnotes to Part IV Part V: Trigger Theory 23: Advanced Structural Features: Triggers Concluding Remarks Appendices
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