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Rockville CDO I to Liquidate in Two Separate Sales

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Dock Street Capital Management is acting as liquidiation agent for the deal called Rockville CDO I. There will be two separate sales to be held on Sept. 27.

The first sale, at 10 AM, includes 61 bonds comprising Alt-A and prime RMBS, CDO, trust preffered securities and credit linked notes. The second sale, at 2 PM, comprises only subprime RMBS.  

Wells Fargo Bank National Association is the trustee on the deal.

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