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What Is Securitization?


Securitization is a type of structured finance that involves the pooling of assets (or specific types of assets such as receivables) for issuance of securities (on pooled assets). Securitization allows an entity to obtain funding through the sale of assets, as an alternative to obtaining funds in a direct way (by means of loans/ borrowing). In the process, an entity creates a special purpose vehicle (SPV) that issues the securities (typically, asset-backed securities) to the investors. The parties to a securities include, in addition to an SPV, the originator and the investors in the asset-backed securities.

The main aspects of securitization include the following:



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