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Summer 2007: When the music stopped

A sharp downturn in the US housing market affected not just CDOs of ABS but a whole host of other structured products

It became apparent that all was far from well in the US subprime market at the start of 2007, when HSBC announced heavy losses on its US mortgage business. A steady drip-drip of troubling news followed, but it was in the summer that the global tremors intensified. In June, Bear Stearns announced that it had spent $3.2 billion bailing out two of its hedge funds that were heavily exposed to the

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