An increasingly popular instrument for the flow of finances and goods is the securitization. Securitization takes place frequently via a special purpose vehicle (SPV). Its only purpose is the issuance of these securities; and its assets consist of the shares transferred to the company. In accordance with risk factors, the thus securitized rights can be broken down further and traded.

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Simply put, this is a mutual claim relationship which typically incorporates the transfer of capital in return for a claim (e.g. entitlement to interest payment or also goods).

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Various types of securitization are possible; the design of their content depends entirely on the individual requirements of the client as well as on the intended purpose.

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Other names for securitizations are bonds, debenture stocks or bearer bonds, just to name a few.

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One differentiates here between approval-exempt private placements or those with a so-called prospectus requiring the approval by a Financial Market Authority (e.g. the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority FMA, BaFin in Germany, etc.)

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Further, one discerns whether electronic availability of shares for bank deposits is required or not.

 

 

If needed, these instruments can be assigned an ISIN and WKN as well as a security number. Should the need arise, the option of a stock exchange listing exists as well.

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Our extensive experience with such issuances, both, with and without stock exchange listing, and with the approval process of various Financial Market Authorities, makes us your competent contact partner.

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Together, we determine your requirements and your individual needs and options so that your project turns into a success. We offer you a one-stop service of structuring the company, combined with the preparation of the prospectus, such as the approval by a Financial Market Authority.