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This book is an introduction to the modelling of cash collateralised debt obligations ("CDOs"). It is intended that the reader have a basic understanding of CDOs and a basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office Excel. There will be written explanations of concepts along with understandable mathematical explanations and examples provided in Excel. A CD-ROM containing these Excel examples will accompany the book.

A Step by Step Approach

Cash CDO Modelling in Excel

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Frank J. Fabozzi Series

Since the publication of the first edition of Collateralized Debt Obligations, the CDO market has seen tremendous growth. In fact, as of 2005, $1.1 trillion of CDOs were outstanding-making them the fastest-growing investment vehicle of the last decade.

To help you keep up with the expanding CDO market and its various instruments, Douglas Lucas, Laurie Goodman, and Frank Fabozzi have collaborated to bring you a fully revised and up-to-date Second Edition of Collateralized Debt Obligations. Written in a clear and accessible style, this book is a valuable guide that provides you with critical information regarding the evolving nature of the CDO market.

Filled with in-depth insights gleaned from years of investment and credit experience, Collateralized Debt Obligations, Second Edition examines a wide range of issues, including:
* Cash CDOs
* Loans and CLOs
* Structured finance CDOs and collateral review
* Emerging market and market value CDOs
* Synthetic CDOs

CDOs offer exciting opportunities for those who understand their complexities. With Collateralized Debt Obligations, Second Edition as your guide, you can begin to understand and take advantage of this dynamic market and its products.

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Collateralized Debt Obligations

Arbeiten aus dem Iuristischen Seminar der Universität Freiburg Schweiz /Travaux de la faculté de droit de l'université de Fribourg suisse

Le devoir du lésé de minimiser son dommage

Master's Thesis from the year 2011 in the subject Law - European and International Law, Intellectual Properties, grade: 7,5, Tilburg University, course: International Law - Human Rights, language: English, abstract: Trafficking in Human Beings (THB) for sexual and labour exploitation is a severe violation of
Human Rights. Yet, while efforts both on a European as well as international level, aim to combat
and eradicate this heinous crime, reality depicts a worldwide rise in THB. Trafficking in Human
Beings is a truly lucrative business for the perpetrators of organized crime, whilst predominantly
targeting the most vulnerable groups in society. The European and international
discourse on Trafficking in Human Beings has recognized that the previous criminal law
approach to THB in some countries is ineffective in combating this crime. This is evident in the
global rise of THB. The criminal law approach, with a narrow focus on the prosecution of
perpetrators, disregarded the plight of the victims of THB and their highly vulnerable position.
Thus an increased focus has been given to a comprehensive approach to trafficking in human
beings, which must implement a human rights based approach, in order to place the victims at
the center of focus, whilst aiming to strengthen their position and protection. The 2010
judgment of Rantsev v Cyprus and Russia at the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR)
reflects the discourse on a more comprehensive approach to Trafficking in Human Beings and
was a watershed as regards the positive obligations of state parties, in combating THB.
In its landmark judgment in Rantsev, the European Court of Human Rights broadly extended the
positive obligations of states, party to the European Convention on Human Rights and
Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR) under its Article 4.Article 4 provides safeguards against
slavery, servitude and forced or compulsory labour.Article 4 does not mention Trafficking in
Human Beings but was established to fall within the scope of Article 4 ECHR for the first time in
Rantsev.The 2005 Siliadin judgment considered the plight of an underage Togolese girl to
qualify as servitude, forced or compulsory labour, whilst falling short of slavery under Article 4
ECHR.In Siliadin, the term Trafficking in Human Beings was not employed but the modern forms of slavery and servitude as identified by both the United Nations (UN) and the Council of
Europe (CoE), recognize the close link of these concepts to Trafficking in Human Beings.[...]

The Positive Obligations of States under Article 4 of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms

Trafficking in Human Beings

Essay from the year 2003 in the subject Law - Comparative Legal Systems, Comparative Law, grade: 67%, Cardiff University (Großbritannien; Law School), course: Comparative Contract Law, language: English, abstract: The UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts1 have been published in May 1994 by the Rome-based International Institute for the Unification of Private Law (UNIDROIT), an intergovernmental organisation established in 1926. The Working Group on the UNIDROIT Principles was found in 1980 and consisted of independent legal scholars of all major legal systems of the world. The UNIDROIT Principles are not binding law. Most legal writers agree that they can be characterised as a restatement of the law of international commercial contracts2 and despite the controversial issue about the very existence, scope and content of a lex mercatoria - the possibility of applying supranational law to international legal relationships- most authors agree that it exists and that the UNIDROIT Principles are a significant part of it3.

The object of this paper is to examine the UNIDROIT Principles¿ approach to hardship laid down in Chapter 6, Section 2 and to compare it with its equivalent provision in the German Civil Code (Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch, hereinafter BGB), § 3134. For this purpose it is firstly necessary to define the term ¿hardship¿. Thereafter I will consider the respective provisions in detail and highlight differences and similarities.

The hardship approach in the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts and its equivalent in German Law of Obligations - A comparison

Les contrats spéciaux

Over the last 40 years, David Ibbetson has paved the way in a remarkably broad range of fields. In ancient law, his scholarship has spanned both the detailed doctrine of the Roman law of obligations and the cross-pollination of legal influences around the ancient Mediterranean. His work on English legal history has ranged from the earliest days of the common law through to the turn of the 20th century, combining forensic archival research with a sensitivity to how lawyers thought about their subject. In European legal history, he has shown the porousness of the civil law and the extent to which it has been shaped by other areas of intellectual life, from theology to rationalist philosophy. The contributions to this volume in his honour mirror both the breadth and the depth of Ibbetson's scholarship. The book combines chapters from leading legal historians, close colleagues and over a dozen of Ibbetson's students. Some chapters build upon or respond to Ibbetson's ideas, others his areas of interest. The contributions are introduced by Ibbetson's valedictory lecture on the importance of legal history to modern practice and scholarship, and the work yet to be done.

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Essays in Law and History for David Ibbetson

Le droit turc du contrat

Zürcher Studien zum Privatrecht

La forme conventionnelle et ses effets

La forme comme objet du contrat

Cette étude examine dans quelle mesure les rapports entre particuliers peuvent être régis par la liberté contractuelle, sans que ce principe ne s’épuise dans un énoncé formel qui, de facto, dérive vers un diktat du fort sur le faible.
Après une analyse des fondements constitutionnels et de différentes interventions légales, l’auteur identifie un concept général de protection de la partie faible compatible avec les objectifs de justice, de liberté et d’utilité sociale.
L’examen des multiples sources d’inégalités des forces de négociation est enrichi par les résultats issus des sciences comportementales. Il met notamment en évidence les risques de voir certains biais cognitifs récurrents être exploités par des parties en position de supériorité.
Enfin, outre l’amélioration de certaines mesures spécifiques, l’auteur propose d’intégrer au Code des obligations une distinction fondamentale entre les contrats effectivement négociés entre parties égales et les conditions générales, systématiquement acceptées sans être lues.

Analyse juridique, économique et comportementale de la légitimité des interventions étatiques protectrices dans les relations contractuelles

L'effectivité de la liberté contractuelle

Le renouvellement des contrats de durée

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