A typical securitisation transaction involves the pooling of assets that are then transferred to a special purpose vehicle that in turn finances the purchase through the issuance of securities backed by the pool. This process involves a number of participants. List and explain the 8 participants and also aid your explanation with a diagram the process of securitization.

A typical securitisation transaction involves the pooling of assets that are then transferred to a special purpose vehicle that in turn finances the purchase through the issuance of securities backed by the pool. This process involves a number of participants. List and explain the 8 participants and also aid your explanation with a diagram the process of securitization.

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter2: The Domestic And International Financial Marketplace

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