Securitization Solutions

What is Securitization?

Asset securitization is a transformative financial strategy that plays a pivotal role in the global financial system, particularly within the advanced capital markets of Europe and the United States. This innovative process involves converting a diverse array of assets into tradable securities, thereby enhancing access to capital and liquidity for businesses and investors alike. 

Originating in the 1970s to finance mortgage loans, securitization has evolved significantly over the decades. Initially focused on residential mortgages, it has since expanded to include a broad spectrum of asset classes. Today, securitization encompasses accounts receivable, corporate debt, equity interests, commodities, and tangible assets such as art, infrastructure, and real estate properties. 

The growth of securitization has brought about increased complexity and sophistication in financial transactions, positioning it as a cornerstone of modern financial markets. By transforming illiquid assets into liquid securities, securitization not only facilitates the flow of capital but also provides investors with a wide range of structured financial instruments. This process allows for the optimization of liquidity and investment risk, offering enhanced opportunities for portfolio diversification and financial management. 

Securitization offers significant benefits for both investors and companies. For investors, it provides access to diverse asset classes and the potential for tailored investment products that meet specific risk and return profiles. For companies, it serves as a strategic tool to unlock the value of assets, improve balance sheet efficiency, and expand financing options. 

In essence, asset securitization is more than just a financial technique; it is a vital mechanism for maximizing financial resources, optimizing investment strategies, and supporting economic growth. Its ability to convert a broad range of assets into marketable securities underscores its importance in the global financial landscape, making it an essential tool for navigating the complexities of today’s capital markets.

What is Securitization? ​
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SPV for Securitization

The financial products structured through our Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) offer a sophisticated and flexible investment solution, providing multiple issuance options that remain off the general balance sheet. This approach ensures asset segregation, enhancing financial management and transparency. 

MTCM, as an investment vehicle manager, delivers products equipped with ISIN codes, ensuring their compatibility with international financial markets and facilitating their free transferability. This feature broadens the scope for placement among a diverse range of institutional and private investors, optimizing the reach and appeal of our financial solutions. 

Our SPVs encompass a variety of financial products, including actively managed certificates and global note programs (asset-backed securities), which can be listed on stock exchanges upon investor request. This listing capability not only increases the market attractiveness of these products but also enhances their liquidity, providing investors with greater flexibility and exit options. 

MTCM offers the flexibility to structure investment vehicles in various prestigious jurisdictions, such as Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Ireland, and Guernsey. This adaptability allows us to meet the specific preferences and regulatory requirements of each client, ensuring compliance with local and international standards. 

Our dedicated product team configures tailored compartments within our SPVs, designed to deliver agile and efficient solutions. This capability enables the issuance of investment vehicles and financial products in a short timeframe, positioning MTCM’s SPV securitization products favorably compared to other alternative investment structures. Unlike conventional investment funds or those subject to stricter regulatory regimes such as AIFMD, our solutions offer a simpler and more accessible distribution model, addressing the needs of even the most demanding investors. 

In summary, the advanced structuring of our SPVs provides a robust framework for innovative financial products, enhancing market reach, liquidity, and regulatory flexibility. MTCM’s expertise in managing these vehicles ensures that our clients benefit from cutting-edge solutions tailored to the evolving demands of the global investment landscape. 

Securitization Solutions

Private Debt

Private Debt​

Private loans can be securitized into various types of bonds, including convertibles, offering a highly efficient method for accessing global institutional fixed-income investors. This process transforms private debt into tradable securities, enhancing liquidity and broadening financing opportunities. 

By converting private loans into structured bonds, companies can attract a diverse range of institutional investors seeking stable returns. This approach not only provides access to a larger capital pool but also optimizes the management and funding of private debt portfolios. 

Private Debt​
Private Equity

Private Equity

Private Equity

Securitizing private equity investments converts them into bankable assets, facilitating efficient access to global capital markets. The process involves issuing EMTNs (Euro Medium Term Notes) with an ISIN, enabling these securities to be traded through international clearance and settlement platforms like Euroclear. 

This approach enhances liquidity and marketability, allowing investors to engage with private equity investments through established global financial systems. It provides a streamlined method for accessing and managing capital, offering significant advantages in terms of liquidity and investor reach. 

Real Estate

Real Estate

Securitization of real estate transforms the asset into a tradable security, providing a flexible and efficient means to raise capital. This process allows investors to access real estate investments through the financial markets, facilitating funding for development projects or enabling companies to offload real estate portfolios from their balance sheets. 

By converting real estate assets into marketable securities, this approach enhances liquidity and expands financing options, offering significant benefits for capital management and investment strategy. 

Real Estate
BABS

Broker Account Backed Security (BABS)

BABS

BABS (Broker Account Backed Securities), formerly and erroneously known as AMCs (Actively Managed Certificates), offer significant versatility in the financial market by converting a range of values and structured products into tradable instruments. This includes the ability to securitize even a trading account, allowing investors to create tailored trading strategies with segregated risks and off the accounting balance sheet. 

BABS can be efficiently distributed across networks of qualified investors, enhancing investment options and portfolio management. This flexibility not only broadens access to diverse financial products but also provides opportunities for sophisticated risk management and capital allocation. 

Digital Assets

Digital Assets​

Securitization of cryptocurrencies and tokens is an innovative trend that converts digital assets into regulated, tradable securities. This process integrates cryptocurrencies and tokens into the traditional financial system, creating a structured and compliant investment avenue. 

By making these digital assets accessible on conventional exchanges, securitization enhances liquidity and attracts institutional investors, expanding the investment landscape and offering new opportunities for both traditional and digital asset portfolios. 

Digital Assets​
Tokenization

Tokenization

Tokenization

By integrating tokenization, MTCM Securitization Architects enhances its advanced securitization services, offering a forward-thinking solution designed to meet the changing demands of the contemporary financial sector. This pioneering method not only boosts transparency and efficiency but also provides investors with access to a wider array of assets. As the financial landscape continues to transform, MTCM’s tokenization approach ensures it remains at the cutting edge of modern finance, adeptly addressing the evolving needs of today’s market.

Fund Shares (Feeder Funds)

Fund Shares (Feeder Funds)

Securitization of fund shares creates a bridge between the fund and investors, enabling fund managers to access institutional investors through new channels, such as broker-dealers and private banks. This process enhances the fund’s market reach and provides additional avenues for capital raising. 

By leveraging securitization, funds can broaden their investor base and optimize distribution, offering a more flexible and efficient means of connecting with institutional and high-net-worth investors. 

Fund Shares (Feeder Funds)
Art, IP and Other Tangible and Intangible Assets​

Art, IP and Other Tangible and Intangible Assets

Art, IP and Other Tangible and Intangible Assets​

Art has gained significant popularity as an asset class in the post-financial-crisis investment landscape. Investment opportunities in art, collectibles, and intellectual property (IP) such as brand royalties, music, or film rights are often illiquid and challenging to access. 

This growing interest highlights the need for innovative financial solutions to unlock and manage the value of these unique assets, making them more accessible and attractive to investors. 

Green Bonds

Green Bonds​

Institutional investors can securitize their investment strategies or assets into EMTNs (Euro Medium Term Notes) and seek green bond certification in collaboration with Sustainalytics. This process allows for the creation of structured, sustainable financial products that align with environmental and social governance goals. 

By integrating green bond certification, investors enhance the appeal of their securities to environmentally-conscious stakeholders and gain access to a broader market of sustainable investment opportunities. 

Green Bonds​
Islamic Finance​

Islamic Finance

Islamic Finance​

Islamic finance products are asset-based or asset-backed, making asset-backed securities a natural fit. However, they prohibit investments in interest-bearing (“riba”) products, speculation, or certain activities. Instead, securities must involve business risk participation.

Additionally, Islamic finance emphasizes fairness and justice, requiring all parties to share profits and losses. This fosters ethical relationships between investors and borrowers. For example, instead of charging interest, Islamic banks use profit-sharing contracts like Mudarabah or Musharakah, distributing profits based on a pre-agreed ratio. This approach avoids riba and promotes socially responsible investments.

Types of Securitization Solutions

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