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CMO
(redirected from Collateralized mortgage obligation)

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To overcome this risk, a new derivative asset was developed: the collateralized mortgage obligation (CMO).
POSTCARDS from the Home Front by Russell, Thomas / Best's Review
In addition, earlier consensuses on recognition of deferred tax assets for a parent company's excess tax basis in the stock of a subsidiary that is accounted for as a discontinued operation and recognition of impairment for an investment in a collateralized mortgage obligation (CMO) instrument or in a mortgage-backed interest-only (IO) certificate are summarized.
Deferred tax assets for a parent company's excess tax basis in the ... by Volkert, Linda A. / Journal of Accountancy
In the world of collateralized mortgage obligations identifying the real source of high yield means learning to separate principal and interest in the most profitable way.
CMO residuals: the last can be first by Browne, Spencer I. / Chief Executive (U.S.)
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