Securitization is the process in which certain types of assets are pooled so that they can be repacked into interest bearing securities. The interest and principal amount from the assets are passed through the purchases of securities.

3. Securitization refers to the process of
turning assets into securities – financial
instruments that can be readily bought
and sold in financial markets, the way
stocks, bonds and futures contracts are
traded.

4. Securitization is the process of
transformation of non-tradable assets into
tradable securities. It is a structured
finance process that distributes risk by
aggregating debt instruments in a pool
and issues new securities backed by the
pool.

5. By doing what we do
best: adapting and
evolving!

7. Basic Model of Securitization

10. We plant for the future!

11. Additional Source Of Funds
Greater Profitability
Better Risk Management
Lower Cost Of Funding
Better Than Traditional form of
Financing
Higher Rate Of Rate Return
The attractive cost of Funds
Spreading of Credit Risk
Provision of Multiple instruments

12. To every disadvantage is a
corresponding advantage

13. Lack of Transparency
Complex to Handle
Quite Expensive
Investor bears Risk
Loss from Prepayment

14. Traditional Assets
Digital Assets

18. Identification
process
Transfer Process
issue process

19. Redemption
process
Credit rating
process

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22. - James Cash Penney

23. ANAND KAPUR
MBA-FINANCE