Hi Monkeys,
I really need help finding books/articles/journals on the history of collateralized debt obligations, such as uses and prominence before 2002. This would be very much appreciated.
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I'd recommend that you ask someone for a Primer on CDOs; I know that they would have stuff from early/mid 2000s; I'm also assuming that you have went down the avenue of googling bulge bracket banks (CS, DB, UBS... to name a few)a few + History of CDOs or a Primer on CDOs (collateralized debt obligations--spelled out you may try too). Hopefully this is some help.
Try the Big Short by Micheal Lewis. Its a great book about the housing crisis and he goes into CDOs.
http://www.securitization.net/pdf/cdo_handbook.pdf
Inside Job, the documentary narrated by Matt Damon provides a good overview of CDOs along with the recent financial crisis.
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