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Marking to mayhem

Market ups and downs have produced a roller-coaster ride for mark-to-market valuations of structured credit. Funds have responded by suspending net asset value calculations, arguing it is impossible to fairly value assets held by them under present conditions. Are they right? Mark Pengelly investigates

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Credit markets have suffered a complete reversal of fortunes over the course of 2007. During the first half of the year, steadily decreasing spreads made residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBSs) and collateralised debt obligations referenced to asset-backed securities (CDOs of ABSs) look like a great bet. Credit funds piled into these potentially illiquid and long-dated assets, seeking

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