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Opal Financial Group is proud to announce that the Latin American Securitization Forum will return to Mexico City in 2008. Based on the success of the inaugral Forum in 2007, this event will further explore the improved success of securitization in Latin American markets. Recent market advancements have created new opportunities for unprecedented benefits involved in investing and issuing in this rising asset class in Central and South America. Join us as we look into these and other opportunities.

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InterContinental Presidente Mexico City
Campos Eliseos 218 Col Polanco
Mexico City, Mexico 11560
Phone:  +52-55-53277700
Fax: +52-55-53277730
HOTEL ROOM RATE - $185 [Club Room]

The Opal Financial Group has reduced rate room block available for conference participants.

• Latin America's Economic Status: Investment Criteria for 2007
• The Credit Enhancement Spectrum: Improving the Quality of Credit
• Local Market Growth and Development in Brazil, Chile and Mexico
• How do the Latin American Markets Compare with other markets?
• Regional Mortgage Securitization in Latin America
• Cross-Border Securitization: The True Value
• What Factors are holding back the Future of Latin American Securitization?
• Financing Projects Across New Borders
• The European, US and Asian Role in Latin American Securitization
• Residential Real Estate Origination and Performance
• Review of Legal and Regulatory Changes
• Market Growth Limitations
• The Latin American Rating Agency Perspective
• Latin America's Emerging Securitization Market
• Investor Roundtable
• Latin American Secondary Markets
• Overview: Banks in Latin America
• Credit Risks in Emerging Markets: Negative Convexity in ABS/MBS
• Latin American Financing: Foreign Investments vs Local Investors
• Latin America: The Public and Private Sector
• Securitization from the Issuer Perspective: ABS vs. Other forms of Funding
• Issuer Obstacles: Politics in Latin America
• Government Agencies in Credit Enhancement: How Valuable Are They?
• Latin American Obstacles: The Role of Regulation and Taxation
• Mortgage Insurance
• Future Securitization in the Latin American Markets
• The Use of Derivatives in Securitizations