Monetizing Mobility: Legal Issues and Structuring Considerations in Securitizing Motor Vehicle Loans and Leases
- Topics:
- Commercial Lending,
- Credit Management,
- Insurance
- Tags:
- Asset,
- Asset Management,
- Bankruptcy,
- Business Operations,
- Goodwin Procter,
- Litigation,
- Mobility,
- Operational Planning
- Source:
- Goodwin Procter
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Overview: A securitization transaction generally involves a credit institution selling loans to a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) that has been expressly set up for a particular transaction or for several similar transactions. The SPV then funds its holdings by issuing asset-backed securities. The securities are backed by and paid from those assets. If the SPV is established in a bankruptcy-remote manner and if the transfer satisfies the requirements for a "True Sale"; then the assets can be presumptively removed from the bankruptcy estate of the originator of the assets. This paper provides a brief overview of the origination process for automotive loans and leases in order to provide some understanding of the asset class.
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Format: PDF | Size: 300KB | Date: Feb 2005 | Pages: 23



