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Flurry of synthetic credit deals expected from Malaysia banks

Synthetic securitisation market to grow following initial deal last year

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Malaysia's synthetic securitisation market is set for further growth, as a number of financial institutions are eyeing prospective deals. Although no new synthetic issuance has taken place since last May's inaugural 600 million ringgit ($188 million) issue by Malaysia's national mortgage corporation, Cagamas (see Asia Risk June 2007, 'Malaysia's CLO debut'), various deals are in the pipeline.

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