Securitization
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Securitization is an asset management technique which is itself one of the two components of active balance sheet management, the other technique being liability management with in particular defeasance
The use by companies of securitization transactions is also part of disintermediation.
Securitization issues
asset classes that can be securitized by companies (“corporate” securitizations): tangible assets and receivables
trade receivables: acquired receivables and future receivables
inventory-backed operations
The assemblies
choice of securitization vehicles
the accounting translation of the securitization transaction
Improving receivables
insurance
Securitization in France: FCCs
Classic FCCs
FCCs with compartments
Texts concerning FCCs
https://www.lexinter.net/BOURSE/FCC.htm
The legal framework for common debt funds
Aid on debt mutual funds
Taxation
Paris Stock Exchange Instruction
Securitization in China
Peiji, Gao; Kruger Paul, China faces up to the new challenges of securization, The Contract Law, International Financial Law Review (IFLR), n ° 8, 01/08/2000, pp. 29-34
Securitization in Switzerland
Koch, Hans Andrée; Giger, Marcel, Securitizations (asset-backed securities or ABS), legal and tax aspects, Gaz. Pal. n ° 196, 07/14/2000, p. 19