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Scorched credit

The structured credit market worldwide is undergoing a major contraction and if the cycle is allowed to run its course in 2008, the result could be far fewer market participants and a halving or greater of the volume of issuance. Kathleen Kearney reports

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The degree and length of the contraction phase in the global structured credit market looks set to be determined by the severity of write-offs to be announced by international financial institutions and Asia's big regional banks in coming weeks.

In Asia's credit market - once described as a "virtual wasteland" by a top hedge fund manager - the pain may not be as great as elsewhere. A revival of the

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