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                                                         In Asset securitisation, there will be pooling and re-
                                                         packing of assets with an income stream, in the form
                                                         of  marketable  securities  which  can  be  acquired  by
                                                         the investors.

                                                         These  securities  are  secured  by  the  assets  them-
                                                         selves or from the income derived by the assets i.e.,
                                                         the Underlying asset generally backs the loan or se-
                                                         curity.

                                                         In  the  case  of  industrial  loans,  the  instruments  are
                                                         termed as ‘Collateralized Loan Obligations’ (CLO).


           Process of Securitisation:                         to a new entity which is referred to as SPV (Special
           Securitisation is a process where the Loans,  Purpose Vehicle which is either a company or a
           Receivables and other Financial Assets are pooled  trust. However, as per SARFAESI Act, the Assets are
           together with their Cash Flows or Economic Values  transferred to an Independent Asset Reconstruction
           which are redirected to support payments on related  Company. Hence the formation of SPV as a Trust is
           securities.                                        not envisaged in the Act.


           The Originator (Original Lender) transfers the  The process of securitisation begins when the
           assets (loans) of a particular Portfolio to  SPV  Originator segregates the Loans / Lease / Receivables
           (Special Purpose Vehicle). The SPV breaks these  into a Pool which are relatively Homogenous in
           assets into Convenient Amounts and raises capital  types of Credit, Maturity and Interest Rate Risk.
           from Investors by selling the instruments which  These pooled assets are then transferred to a
           represent these underlying assets. These Debt  Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) (In the present Act,
           Instruments which carry a specific credit rating, are  an Independent Asset Reconstruction Company).

           issued by the SPV are listed on Stock Exchange and  This SPV issues Asset-Backed Securities in the form
           thus provide Liquidity.                            of Debt, Certificates of beneficial ownership and


                                                              other Instruments which are rated by Credit Rating
           The originator utilises Securitisation to fi nance and  Agencies.
           enhance his Business Activities and these assets
           which are securitised are removed from its Balance  Presently, it is expected that these Securities will be
           Sheet.                                             offered only to QBs (Qualifi ed Buyers) only and not
                                                              for the participation of the public.
           Transfer to SPV: The Financial Assets are transferred



                                                         The SPV Acts as an Intermediary and procures the
                                                         fi nancial Assets from Transferors and Issues Securi-
                                                         ties to the Investors.

                                                         Funds received from Investors are paid to the Trans-
                                                         feror. The Investors are serviced and repaid out of the
                                                         income from the underlying assets which are realised
                                                         over some time.





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