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Subprime contagion

The turmoil in the US subprime mortgage market has hit conduits, structured investment vehicles (SIVs) and SIV-lites in Europe, with investors refusing to roll over short-term commercial paper financing. It's caused an unwinding of portfolios and, in some cases, required emergency funding. Radi Khasawneh reports on the market fallout

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The rout in the US subprime mortgage market has claimed a number of high-profile victims in recent months, with hedge funds such as Bear Stearns Asset Management and Sydney-based Basis Capital reporting bulky losses attributed to subprime exposures. Over the past month, however, attention has focused squarely on conduits and structured investment vehicles (SIVs) - and the crisis has hit them hard

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