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Back to basics

We take you back to the credit basics to review everything you thought you already knew but were too afraid to ask ... We look at structured investment vehicles, the problem child of the credit markets

Structured investment vehicles are off-balance sheet entities that, rather like their bank parents, sell short and buy long. A species of conduit, SIVs fund themselves using short-term debt - via the asset-backed commercial paper and medium-term note markets - and invest the proceeds in higher-yielding longer-dated securities, often asset-backed securities. Devised in the late 1980s, SIVs are

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