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Fears grow of CDO fire sale

With dozens of collateralised debt obligations of mortgage assets hitting event-of-default triggers in recent months, Sarfraz Thind asks whether investors will start to liquidate deals and what that might mean for the mortgage industry

Downgrades of collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) have already wiped out much of the demand for mortgage securities on which issuers have relied for the past several years. Now fears are growing that investors in CDOs might begin to liquidate these vehicles, forcing a fire sale of assets that will further depress values. By mid December 2007, the credit ratings agencies had issued thousands of

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