A primer on securitization pdf

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Yet, little has been written about this process. This book of lectures will fill an important void that exists among professionals and others who follow the capital markets. The securities industry will also find this document useful to help educate others such as policymakers about our industry.

Leon Kendall and Michael Fishman provide the student of finance with an excellent insight into the causes and consequences of securitization and the process of financial innovation. The lectures are well balanced, practical, and presented with authority. Reading them is a chance to communicate with some of the great minds of Wall Street, corporate America and the land in between, known as the government sponsored enterprise. This book will raise serious debate and deep questions.

A Primer on Securitization does a very good job of explaining what securitization is, how it is accomplished, and what difference it makes. The coverage of the book is impressive, ranging from the basics of securitization to more recent developments in international markets, to the effect of the process on monetary control. The chapters are informative, and are written by many of the top names in the field. An excellent book.