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Stonecastle CDOs Exposed, Questions raised about Bergenheim Property Market
AP Midweis
There is unease in the Bergenheim stock exchange today as Rating Agencies downgraded the value of a number of CDO and Tranch Lateralisation packages offered by Steinschlosse. While Steinschlosse/Stonecastle has been one of the country's biggest and most trust-worthy banks, it has also diversified some of its holdings into the financial services sector, though questions have been raised about how a conflict of interest is avoided with such a scenario.
Since 2010, Stonecastle Finances have been selling CDO packages that bundle together Bergenheim and other Germanic properties as an "easy win" to companies across Gallo-Germania and beyond. Yet with the fall of Trivodnia questions have been raised about the quality and integrity of these packages, as many were bundled with now worthless Trivodnian mortgages and bonds.
While most mortgage brokers remain confident, this has surely rung a rare note of caution for a market that for five years has seen nothing but steady growth.
If the CDOs and synthetic CDOs offered by Stonecastle may be a little overvalued, then questions will surely be asked about the true value of the millions of bonds on the market offered by every other bank, not just in Bergenheim but the entire Gallo-Germanian property market.
AP Midweis
There is unease in the Bergenheim stock exchange today as Rating Agencies downgraded the value of a number of CDO and Tranch Lateralisation packages offered by Steinschlosse. While Steinschlosse/Stonecastle has been one of the country's biggest and most trust-worthy banks, it has also diversified some of its holdings into the financial services sector, though questions have been raised about how a conflict of interest is avoided with such a scenario.
Since 2010, Stonecastle Finances have been selling CDO packages that bundle together Bergenheim and other Germanic properties as an "easy win" to companies across Gallo-Germania and beyond. Yet with the fall of Trivodnia questions have been raised about the quality and integrity of these packages, as many were bundled with now worthless Trivodnian mortgages and bonds.
While most mortgage brokers remain confident, this has surely rung a rare note of caution for a market that for five years has seen nothing but steady growth.
If the CDOs and synthetic CDOs offered by Stonecastle may be a little overvalued, then questions will surely be asked about the true value of the millions of bonds on the market offered by every other bank, not just in Bergenheim but the entire Gallo-Germanian property market.