Ed Grebeck Shared With You His Video Interview With RiskCenter
This concise 5 minute interview is basically as valid today as when the interview occurred, in March 2008. And with Wall Street selling CDOs under a newer name, you will enjoy his ability to point out major issues to be aware of.
Edward J. Grebeck, Chief Executive Officer Tempus Advisors strategist in the global debt markets, NYU Lecturer in credit derivatives, and a global debt market strategist and author.
Ed has contributed to this blog earlier, for your information and research copies of “The Debt Rating Agency Business After 2006: Who Wins” and Why Should INSTITUTIONS INVEST IN CDOs At All? [Euromoney, April 2006]”. Copies of both are included as separate postings below.
As I said about his earlier articles discussed below, this prescient warning of Structured Finance illiquidity, conflicts of interest, flawed pricing models and today's trillion dollar losses, still rings true.
Edward J. Grebeck, Chief Executive Officer Tempus Advisors strategist in the global debt markets, NYU Lecturer in credit derivatives, and a global debt market strategist and author.
Ed has contributed to this blog earlier, for your information and research copies of “The Debt Rating Agency Business After 2006: Who Wins” and Why Should INSTITUTIONS INVEST IN CDOs At All? [Euromoney, April 2006]”. Copies of both are included as separate postings below.
As I said about his earlier articles discussed below, this prescient warning of Structured Finance illiquidity, conflicts of interest, flawed pricing models and today's trillion dollar losses, still rings true.



A fantastic presentation. Very open and informative. Especially good for those at the start of the business process who can take some business lessons when they most need them. Great work
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Glad you enjoyed the content.
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I enjoy his ability to point out major issues to be aware of like credit derivatives and a global debt market strategy which is very important. I like what he said about his earlier articles about prescient warning of Structured Finance illiquidity, conflicts of interest, flawed pricing models and today's trillion dollar losses, which still rings true until today. I would resume learning more from this article.
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An excellent presentation. Clear. Practical. Insightful. Shows a depth of experience. Thank you. I learned a great deal.
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