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A market redeemed

In recent years, collateralised debt obligations have been beset by downgrades and bad newsflow. But a turnaround in investor sentiment and changes to the structures of the dealshave created something of a renaissance for the sector. Saskia Scholtes reports

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Given the past three years of poor corporate performance, with record numbers of investment-grade companies falling to junk, it may be no surprise that many investors in collateralised debt obligations have had their fingers burnt.

Collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) are tranched securities issued by a special purpose vehicle against a pool of cash or synthetic credit exposures.

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