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Mexico dances to a different tune

With US structured finance markets in the grip of the subprime squeeze, close neighbour Mexico might be expected to have suffered a similar fate. But strong investor demand for securitisation and homeowner-friendly government initiatives are combining to insulate Mexico's structured finance markets from contagion north of the border. Hugh Collins reports

For nearly a year, structured finance has been suffering from a crisis of confidence. US investment banks have taken hits totalling over $100 billion thanks to poor bets on the mortgage-backed bond markets, with casualties numbering even Bear Stearns, the fifth largest bank in the US. With the US Treasury obliged to clean up the mess, and issuance down 75% in the first quarter of the year, it

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