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June 2006

German SME participation rights: Safety in numbers

Bankruptcy of Nici shows vulnerability of small German SME securitizations.




It is a familiar refrain from many a rating agency analyst: you cannot structure against fraud. And the insolvency for which German toy firm Nici AG filed on May 16 looks like it might be just that – director and founder Ottmar Pfaff has resigned amid rumours of accounting irregularities and unauthorized payments.

The development is bad news for two recent SME securitizations that reference the company: Commerzbank’s A199.5 million CB MezzCap transaction, which was signed...


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