INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES D.A.V.V., INDORE
TERM PAPER ON SECURITIZATION – CHALLENGES IN INDIAN MARKET
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SUBMITTED BY: SMRITI AWASTHI MBA (FA) - III SEM
CONTENTS
PART ‘A’
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. What is securitization? Purpose of securitization Process of securitization Parties...
10 reasons as to why the Titanic was actually a securitisation instrument
1) The downside was not immediately apparent.
2) It went underwater rapidly despite assurances it was unsinkable.
3) Only a few wealthy people got out in time.
4) The structure appeared iron-clad.
5) Nobody really...
PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES
In case of pass through certificates, payments to investors depend upon the cash flow from the assets backing such certificates, in others words, as and when cash (principal and interest) is received from the original borrower by the SPV, it is passed on to the holders...
Foreword
Why do we need money? Individuals need money for housing, clothing and food. Organisations on the other hand need money for different reasons – survival, growth, sustainable growth. Organisations need to survive for the shareholders or the investors, the workers and also society on the...
Securitisation of assets is an addition to the existing channels for recycling of funds by business entities.
What is securitisation? It is a process through which the future income or receivables (the money that is to become due in future) of an organisation, are transformed and sold as debt...
the following thread is in on securitisation
Securitisation is the process of pooling and repackaging of homogenous
illiquid financial assets into marketable securities that can be sold to investors.
Securitisation has emerged as an important means of financing in recent
times.
A typical...