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1. Credit Markets

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   Securitization and Hidden Risks
   The process of securitization, involving the pooling of individual debt obligations (like mortgages or auto loans) into tradable securities, dramatically alters the structure of credit risk. While intended to distribute risk widely, it often concentrates systemic fragility by obscuring the underlying asset quality behind complex [tranching structures](/ent…

2. Debt Obligations

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   Securitization and Tranching
   The process of bundling numerous individual debt obligations (e.g., auto loans, subprime mortgages) into marketable securities is known as securitization. This practice disperses the underlying credit risk but often introduces complexity that obscures true exposure.
   Securitization relies on tranching, where the pooled assets are carved into segment…

3. Financial Engineering

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   Securitization and Structured Finance
   Securitization is the process of pooling illiquid assets (like mortgages or auto loans) and issuing tradable securities backed by the cash flows from those assets. Financial engineering provides the structure to tranche these pools into different risk classes (e.g., senior, mezzanine, equity tranches).
   The structuring process often involves creating **[C…