Today, securitisation is the funding and risk transfer method of choice for an increasing number of issuers and the largest growing contribution to the global capital markets.
Though the securitisation transaction as it is known today was made popular in the US, non-US transactions are becoming an increasing share of the overall securitisation market. Securitisation may be of interest to any large corporate that owns suitable financial assets, be it a pool of debts or discrete revenue streams. For the banking system, securitisation has allowed for lower solvability ratios and risks linked to financial sectors and regions; for companies and households, it has allowed for better financing conditions.
As in most countries, the Dutch securitisation market has historically started to develop through Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS) and other types of financial receivables.
As the securitisation market grows and becomes more sophisticated, the types of securitised asset are broadened into non-financial types of asset and future cash flow.
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