What do you mean by Securitisation? Explain the Securitisation Structure.
CS Professional · Corporate Funding & Listings in Stock Exchanges · PYQS · June 2019
What do you mean by Securitisation? Explain the Securitisation Structure.
Answer & Explanation:
Securitization is the transformation of financial assets into securities. Securitization is used by financial entities to raise funds other than what is available via the traditional methods of on-balance-sheet funding. There are four steps in a securitization: Special Purpose Distinct Entity (SPDE) is created to hold title to assets underlying securities; The originator or holder of assets sells the assets (existing or future) to the SPDE; The SPDE with the help of an investment banker, issues securities which are distributed to investors; and The SPDE pays the originator for the assets with the proceeds from the sale of securities A Securitization structure typically is as under:
Topics: Financial Instruments
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