Roy W Copeland, Karin Roland, Dmytri Kuliy
Community banks were leftout of the action because their comparatively small investment offerings couldn't attract large institutional investors. [...]economies of scale made it less costly for large institutional investors to place TruPS on the market than for community banks. [...]of these events, Trapeza filed a petition for involuntary bankruptcy for the bank under Chapter 7.\n Legal Precedent In the financial crisis that came after the real-estate bubble burst, investors discovered that TruPS CDOs weren't just risky investments-they also led to substantial losses.
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