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Securitisation generally means converting non-tradeable assets | Securitisation generally means converting non-tradeable assets into tradeable securities. | ||
In the case of receivables finance, the underlying non-tradeable assets that are converted into into tradable securities are customer receivables. | In the case of receivables finance, the underlying non-tradeable assets that are converted into into tradable securities are customer receivables. | ||
Revision as of 13:50, 20 November 2023
Assets - tradable securities - receivables finance.
Receivables securitisation is a form of receivables finance.
Securitisation generally means converting non-tradeable assets into tradeable securities.
In the case of receivables finance, the underlying non-tradeable assets that are converted into into tradable securities are customer receivables.
- Common forms of receivables finance products - receivables securitisation
- "Receivables securitisation is generally suitable for a relatively granular and diverse pool of customer receivables of at least $50-75m+ and preferably without significant customer concentrations (although structural tweaks can be available to deal with this).
- The structure often uses a special purpose vehicle to buy and sell receivables."
- Unleashing the power of receivables finance: a guide - The Treasurer online - November 2023.
See also
- Assets
- Collateral
- Collateralise
- Concentration
- Factoring
- Granular
- Receivables
- Receivables finance
- Receivables purchase
- Securitisation
- Securitisation special purpose vehicle
- Securitise
- Security
- Special purpose vehicle (SPV)
- Structural
