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Broaden valuation options

In the same way credit risk managers used to question how a loan would be repaid if the primary means of payment were to fail, so banks ought to ask if there is another way to value structured credit investments if market liquidity were to dry up, argues David Rowe

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The scientific triumphs of the modern world make it tempting to view ancient wisdom as obsolete and irrelevant. Moreover, as the pace of innovation has accelerated, the past horizon of what is to be viewed as ancient keeps shortening. In the world of capital market innovations, it now seems to have shrunk to about 20 years!

As the subprime collateralised debt obligation (CDO) crisis unfolded, I was

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