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Simplified generic CDO Securitization transaction structure Source: Author's representation  

Simplified generic CDO Securitization transaction structure Source: Author's representation  

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... In a true sale (or cash-funded, or traditional) CDO securitization, the ownership of the underlying asset being securitized and its associated financial risks, through a true sale operation, legally transferred from the transaction originator to the bankruptcy remote SPV [7]. And the securities issued by the SPV support the distribution of these (transferred) assets to institutional investors. ...
... Under the credit rating system, CDOs can be divided into three parts which are rated "AAA" primary bonds, "AA" to "BB" intermediate bonds and equity securities with no credit rating [7]. Normally, primary bonds account for about 70%-93% of the total issuance of a CDO and the proportion of intermediate bonds is about 5%-15%, secondary bonds and equity securities (in practice, these two categories are usually classified into the same category in the market) accounting for 2%-15% of the total circulation. ...
... CDO Transaction Process[7]. ...
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