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Asset Backed Securities

2000
1. In Asset Backed Securities (AB S) sind Aktiva als handelbare Wertpapiere verbrieft. 2. Banken konnen bei einer Finanzierung mit ABS zahlreiche Rollen ubernehmen und insbesondere Teile ihrer eigenen Kreditforderungen in ABS verbriefen. 3.
Thomas Hartmann-Wendels, Andreas Pfingsten, Martin Weber   +2 more
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Asset-Backed Securities

2004
Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) bedeuten ubersetzt: Wertpapiere (=Securities), die durch Forderungen (= Assets) besichert (= Backed) sind. Die Forderungen eines Unternehmens werden in Wertpapiere umgewandelt.
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Kreditverbriefungen durch Asset Backed Securities

2012
Die modernen Produkte des Kreditrisikotransfers lassen sich prinzipiell einteilen in die True Sale-Verbriefungen, die als Asset Backed Securities (ABS) in diesem Kapitel 3 behandelt werden, und in die Kreditderivate, die den Gegenstand des Kapitels 4 bilden.
Bernd Rudolph, Bernd Hofmann, Albert Schaber, Klaus Schäfer   +3 more
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Asset-Backed Securities (a review)

Financial Analysts Journal, 1997
This volume accomplishes the difficult feat of bringing together the vast body of knowledge that an investment professional should have to be competent in dealing with asset-backed securities.
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Asset-Backed Securities

Verbriefungstransaktionen (oder sogenannte „ABS-Finanzierungen“) sind eine gängige Finanzierungsform, deren rechtliche Struktur insb im österreichischen Zivil- und Insolvenzrecht eine Vielzahl von grundlegenden Fragen aufwirft. Das vorliegende Werk beleuchtet die Ausgestaltung der zivilrechtlichen Übertragung des Forderungsportfolios vom Originator ...
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An Overview of Credit card Asset-backed Securities [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2002
On Friday, October 25, 2002, the Payment Cards Center of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia held a workshop that focused on credit card asset-backed securities. Mark Adelson, head of structured finance research at Nomura Securities International, led the workshop.
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Asset-Backed Securities: Costs and Benefits of Bankruptcy Remoteness

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2005
This paper focuses on a key property of asset-backed securities (ABS); namely, that ABS are designed to achieve "bankruptcy remoteness"of the securitized assets from the borrowing …rm. This provides lenders with maximal protection from dilution that is not available with other contracts, such as secured debt. ABS can have real eects in allowing …rms to
Kenneth Ayotte, Stav Gaon
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Introduction to Asset-Backed Securities

2012
Asset-Backed Securities (ABSs) are structured finance products that are backed by pools of assets. ABSs are created through a securitisation process, in which assets are pooled together and the liabilities backed by these assets are tranched, so that the ABSs have different seniority and risk-return profiles.
Francesca Campolongo, Henrik Jönsson, Wim Schoutens   +2 more
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Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
In the fall of 2008, the securitization market, which was the major provider of credit for consumers and small businesses, came to a near halt. Investors in this market abandoned not only the residential mortgage-backed securities that triggered the financial crisis, but also consumer and business asset-backed securities (ABS), which had a long track ...
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Rescuing asset-backed securities markets [PDF]

, 2010
On November 25, 2008, the Federal Reserve unveiled a loan facility to revive the market for asset-backed securities, which had essentially stopped functioning due to the global financial crisis. What are these securities and why is it important for these markets to continue to operate?
Sumit Agarwal, Crystal Cun, Mariacristina De Nardi   +2 more
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