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Risk staff
01 Nov 2007

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Plunging prices for residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBSs) and collateralised debt obligations (CDOs), along with a liquidity crisis for short-term funding, have thrown attention on any structure forced to sell assets on the back of falling market prices - in particular, structured investment vehicles and bank conduits. But the spotlight has also begun to turn on the monoline insurance sector, a long-time provider of credit enhancement to the securitisation market. Analysts are widely

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