Because securitisations are associated with relatively complex issues, professional structuring and guidance are crucial.
As a service provider for securitisation, we distinguish ourselves through our experience by limiting our role to issuing securities connected to tangible assets.
Why securitisation?
In general terms, securitisation allows you to transform (usually illiquid) assets into securities that can be traded. It is an instrument suitable for two purposes:
1: Funding an investment by raising capital with further investors.
2: Consolidating a pool of assets (especially not readily tradable) to then offer the entire portfolio to investors
Securitisation allows a lender/borrower to replace a private loan between two parties into a tradable instrument, which can be held and traded by a broader range of investors. Some borrowers use such instruments to build an investor network prior to going public.
