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Securitisation>News on Securitisation> Asset Classes> SME Loans Possible rehabilitation measures for European SME securitisation Shambo Dey 1 March 2014 The main problem with the recovery of the Small and Medium Enterprises securitisation market in Europe has been the burdensome and inconsistent treatment of securitisation for regulatory capital and liquidity purposes. But rehabilitation may be on […]
China’s First Asset Securitisation in Auto Leasing December 11, 2013 Xinjiang Guanghui Leasing Company the largest passenger vehicle leasing company in China, successfully issued its first asset securitization product, named the “the yuan issue”, of its specific asset management plan on December 5, marking the first domestic auto leasing company to finance via asset securitization. […]
Australia joins the league: APS 121 and Response Paper on Covered bond & Securitisation released by APRA 25th July, 2012: The year 2012 witnesses yet another State in the league to have issued formal rules for Covered Bonds issuance. This time it's Australia. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority ("APRA") has issued a Response Paper on […]
November 30, 2013 The market for asset-backed securities, which went into hibernation post the 2007-8 crisis, seems to be coming back to life. Hong Kong and Singapore and the two main centers of financial activity : most of investment banks in both the places had shut their stops and disbanded their investment banking teams post […]
November 29, 2013 The Central Bank of Ireland has recently clarified that: securitisation companies that have registered with the Central Bank as “financial vehicle corporations” pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 24/2009 of the European Central Bank[1] (the “FVC Regulation“); and / or securitisation companies funded by way of debt or other non-equity instruments, are outside the scope of the […]
November 29, 2013 The latest issue of Financial Stability Report[1], released by the Bank of England, speaks a lot once again by the needed initiatives to revive securitisation. It notes, of course, that there are visible signs of positive investor interest in the sector in the recent past, evidenced by several proxy measures. First, the […]
October 24, 2013: Singapore is clearly witnessing a surge in its securitisation activities with two Singapore firms having completed its private placements of assets backed securities in just a week [1].Even issuers are now looking at securitisation to diversify their sources of funding as banks run up against single borrower limits and as they review […]
This page updated regularly deals with securitization developments in Singapore. If you have any news or development to contribute to this, please write to me. Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Guidelines on Securitisation (The guidelines were finalized in 2000) Amendment in 2018 Amendment in 2007 New! Asia-Pacific securitisation reviving, as Singapore registers some securitisation deals New! Revival of […]
Team Finserv | finserv@vinodkothari.com Three rating agencies reported different numbers, but barring the exception of one, the other two hold that the volumes in FY 24 have been lower than the last peak, FY 20. FY 20 was exceptional – it was the year post ILFS, where all balance sheet lenders and investors to NBFCs […]
Timothy Lopes, Manager finserv@vinodkothari.com Global Securitisation Volumes, 2022 The global securitisation market in 2022[1] saw a decline in volumes as compared to record issuance volumes seen in the year 2021. The decline was mainly driven by 24% year-on-year decline in volumes in the United States, obviously because of inflation, general economic conditions and low level […]