EMEA Securitisation Roundtable: bloodied but unbowed

Last Updated September 29, 2008
EMEA Securitisation Roundtable: bloodied but unbowed

EMEA Securitisation Roundtable: bloodied but unbowed

The securitisation market is going through the biggest crisis of its existence, a crisis that potentially even threatens its existence. Heads of state including UK prime minister Gordon Brown are blaming securitisation for the present global financial crisis and demanding that securitised assets are brought back on balance sheet. Will the market survive, and in what form? How has the crisis affected emerging markets like Russia or the Gulf, where securitisation is just beginning to take off? emeafinance gathered some of the top bankers in the market together to discuss what is happening, and where to go from here.

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