Hedge fund’s trades with lenders point to return of crisis-era structures

Earlier this year a hedge fund structured two trades worth $642 million, the kinds of which have not been seen since the 2008 crisis. It sold insurance to two U.S. lenders against losses on a loan portfolio, and then sold much of that risk to investors. The trades, a form of re-securitization, were...

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