Asset-Backed Securities (ABS)
TwentyFour’s ABS team cover the whole risk spectrum available, from enhanced cash to direct asset-backed lending.
Asset-Backed Securities Quarterly Update – July 2023
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Douglas Charleston believes European ABS has once again provided a rare bright spot for fixed income. He explains how, from Q1 to Q2, focuses have shifted, and delves into different macro-economic variables affecting the ABS market.
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