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A value-added proposition

A growing number of Asian asset managers are looking to manage synthetic collateralised debt obligations, but what value do they offer the region’s investors? Mia Trinephi reports

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Asian investors are increasingly moving away from static pool synthetic collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) towards some form of portfolio management to protect the credit quality and value of their investment. At the same time, more and more Asian asset managers are turning their hands to managing synthetic CDOs, eager to tap into the demand for this asset class and broaden their

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