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Specialist Financings: Asset Securitization

Robert Cooper

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Many treasurers find that at some time in their careers they are required to put some form of specialist financing in place. This financing may be a securitization of some of the company’s assets, a sale and leaseback of properties, or the stand-alone financing of a project. This chapter attempts to give the reader a broad introduction to some of the principal considerations that are involved in these specialist types of finance by looking at the basic elements of asset securitization. It does so by addressing the following questions: What are the basic elements in a securitization? Why should companies consider such a financing and what are its benefits? What are the obstacles to a successful securitization?

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Many treasurers find that at some time in their careers they are required to put some form of specialist financing in place. This financing may be a securitization of some of the company’s assets, a sale and leaseback of properties, or the stand-alone financing of a project. This chapter attempts to give the reader a broad introduction to some of the principal considerations that are involved in these specialist types of finance by looking at the basic elements of asset securitization. It does so by addressing the following questions: What are the basic elements in a securitization? Why should companies consider such a financing and what are its benefits? What are the obstacles to a successful securitization?

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Many treasurers find that at some time in their careers they are required to put some form of specialist financing in place. This financing may be a securitization of some of the company’s assets, a sale and leaseback of properties, or the stand-alone financing of a project. This chapter attempts to give the reader a broad introduction to some of the principal considerations that are involved in these specialist types of finance by looking at the basic elements of asset securitization. It does so by addressing the following questions: What are the basic elements in a securitization? Why should companies consider such a financing and what are its benefits? What are the obstacles to a successful securitization?

Key concepts: Securitization, Asset (computer security), Business, Finance, Principal (computer security), Financial system, Computer security, Computer science

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