Debt securitisation - A new way to raise public money

Tharun Raj , Last updated: 25 April 2021  
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....!!!^^ Wind is blowing heavily, thunders in sky. Mr. Shyamlal praying god for 10 days hardly without food and water. All of a sudden god appeared before him.............

Who is shyamlal and why is he praying?

Shyamlal is CEO of Loot Bank Pvt Ltd. He invested all his ancestral property into bank. He concentrated more on vehicle loans and credit cards, so that he can loot from public well. But the case went opposite, public looted him by not paying any interest or principal on time,but were paying lately. (This is the flashback)


God : My son don't worry.I forget to tell in Bagavad Gita a principle called " Divide your burden among all my sons & enjoy happily". Now you follow that.

Shyamlal : Sorry oh merciful god, i didn't get you. How can i divide my burden.

God : People in this Kaliyug are more interested with a magic word called "shares". You divide your illiquid asset into pieces and sell them as shares. you will get money, as and when you collect money you distribute to them.

Shyamlal : But god, How can i do so. will people purchase that shares.

God : Son, you are asking me more questions. Perhaps CA question paper is easy than this. My sweet children has started PINNACLE services, ask them they will tell you the procedure. Bye.......

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The above process is known as Debt securitisation or Asset securitisation. It means the process by which non tradable or illiquid assets like mortgage loans, auto loan receivables , cash credit receivables are converted into tradable securities.

The originator, entity owning the assets out of a hire purchase agreement identifies a pool of homogeneous assets, which it desires to securitize.

1.  Originator transfers the assets to a different entity who has trust agreement with trustee, Guarentee agreement with guarentee and is top rated by rating agency, commonly known as special purpose vehicle (SPV)

2. SPV will convert such assets into certificates known as Pay through or Pass through certificates and sell those certificates to public.

3. Public subscribes to such certificates and pay to the SPV

4. SPV after deducting his charges transfers the proceeds to Originator.

5. The debtors will pay interest and principal.

6. As and when SPV collects money from debtors will be immediated distributed to public (In case of pass through certificates) or will accumulate upto a point of time,say a year and then distribute to public (In case of pay through certificates).


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11 April 2017 Ronak Bothra

Thank you sir


18 October 2015 Ishpreet Singh

Very well explained.. Thanks


04 March 2014 Sunil Kumar.K

Dear expert, Is SPV a trust then?


20 November 2013 Rajat Jain

Please allow me to download that chart


27 October 2013 Sagar Shoor

Thnx for this lovely explanation. :)


26 March 2010 Tharun Raj

@ Pratap Here the bank is not raising any deposits from public. It is the SPV. Thanks for your comment


26 March 2010 pratap

in the above example ,the bank is private company .and how can one offer or accept deposits from public.this may lead to winding up of the company


25 March 2010 Ashish Sharma

Is in this case debtors are informed that they have to pay now to SPV? I get it but still want any case in practical pls. describe if any


25 March 2010 Ashish Sharma

Another better one


25 March 2010 Varun

thanks for such an easy explanation


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