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False dawn for first loss

Banks have begun packaging up and selling the equity tranche of collateralised debt obligations to meet client demand in the prevailing low-return environment. But with ever-tighter equity spreads hampering the market's growth, could the party be over before it has even begun? Sarfraz Thind reports

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The collateralised debt obligation market is facing tough times. The relentless tightening of CDO spreads and the influx of money into the product in the last 16 months has diminished returns on senior and mezzanine tranches. Between May 2005 and November this year, investors saw spread levels for senior and mezzanine tranches on the five-year iTraxx index contract from Libor plus 52 basis points

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