NatWest rattles Sabre in law firm claim
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In the April 2000 issue of Risk's sister publication, Credit, Mark Moffat, then director of asset securitisation at Greenwich NatWest, said of Sabre Funding No 1: "We thought our [Greenwich NatWest and Liberty Hampshire] combined expertise in both structuring and investing in US, European and Japanese ABS, provided a powerful combination."
The $2.25 billion collateralised debt obligation (CDO) was launched in December 1999, and now, five and a half years later, Greenwich NatWest and NatWest
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