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Types of Securitisation - Securitisation
1. Pass through Certificates (PTC)- (Borrower to investor)- PTC main part is the borrower , until and unless borrower will not give money further securitisation will not take place .So borrower to SPV to Investor cycle take place. There is 1 maturity here. It depends on borrower . Pooling of asset and packages will be there based on maturity. As soon as interest received from borrower it is passed to investors and bank can keep certain percentage of Interest as services provided to investors .
2. Pay through Security (PTS)- It is a kind of Zero coupon bond , payable at Face Value . Most investors go through PTS . Already issued at discount . Difference between discount and Face value .
3. Preferred Stock Certificates - If I am holding more than 20% of company , I am considered holder of subsidiary company . Then I have right upto percentage of Investment . A invest in B's company 75%. A owns 75% of asset . B is subsidiary company . A has debtor . B will ask A not to go Factoring , and ask for securitisation . B will purchase his debtors and he will not give commission as B is A 's company only , therefore they won't enter into factoring.
4. Asset Based Commercial Papers - SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) will invite other banks to join process not only from originators . Combine other bank to get combine principal.
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