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The offer for sale  of claims upon debt repayments, often categorised according to the expected risk of default. Examples include colateralised debt obligations (CDOs) and structured investment vehicles (SIVs).
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The conversion of a cash flow into a marketable security (usually a claim upon debt repayments) and often categorised according to the expected risk of default (examples include [[collateralised debt obligation]]s and [[structured investment vehicle]]s.)

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Securitisation [r]: The conversion of a cash flow into a marketable security (usually a claim upon debt repayments) and often categorised according to the expected risk of default (examples include collateralised debt obligations and structured investment vehicles.)