Securitization is a beneficial financial practice developed in the 1960s. SECURITIZATION IN THE INVESTMENT MARKETPLACE discusses how securitization products were developed in the United States, and what the current status of these products are in the capital market in the wake of the financial crisis of 2007-2009. The book is filled with new charts, graphs and tables and also provides detailed instructions on how to securitize mortgage debt, credit card debt, auto loans, commercial real estate and corporate debt. The book also shares the author's valuation modeling research for securitization products. If you want to learn more about securitization and its role in the investment marketplace, this expanded second edition of SECURITIZATION IN THE INVESTMENT MARKETPLACE is the book to start with.