Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDOs)

Definition:

A type of Asset-Backed Security where an issuer issues bonds that have been broken into Tranches of Senior Debt and Subordinated Debt that are secured by debt obligations (such as bonds, fund interests, loans, or other obligations) purchased by the issuer with the proceeds of the bonds.

Return to Glossary

You may also like:

  • How Federal Policy Could Reshape Dealmaking: Insights from DealMAX 2025

    April 29, 2025 | Blog

    Read more

  • Map of Asia, Asia Pacific, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia on a globe
    Market Spotlight: APAC 2024 Due Diligence Benchmarks

    April 21, 2025 | Blog

    Read more

  • a city at night, Dublin, Ireland
    Expert Spotlight: Resilience amidst uncertainty for Irish M&A in 2025

    April 14, 2025 | Blog

    Read more

Your complete M&A platform

Datasite provides you one end-to-end platform that supports you across all stages of the deal.
AI-powered M&A virtual data room platform, Datasite Intelligence™
Datasite Intelligence

Find more buyers faster
Datasite Pipeline

Capture opportunities in one place
Data room platform for deal marketing, Datasite Outreach™
Datasite Outreach

Optimize your deal marketing
Datasite Prepare

Be ready for any transaction
Premier sell-side data room, Datasite Diligence™
Datasite Diligence

Trust the premier data room
Buy-side M&A data room platform, Datasite Acquire®
Datasite Acquire

Trust the premier buy-side data room
Secure data room platform, Datasite Archive™
Datasite Archive

Preserve and protect your project data