| auto ABS | 8% | |
| credit card ABS | 12% | |
| equipment ABS | 1% | |
| real estate ABS | 70% | |
| student loan ABS | 9% | |
| trade receivables | 0% | |
| utilities ABS | 0% | |
ABS Collateral Distribution
Published June 11, 2007, 12:00 a.m. EDT
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