Structured Finance

SEEFO Capital has the ability to participate in structured finance instruments. 

There is no universal definition of structured finance, but the Banking industry defines structured finance through three key characteristics:

-    pooling of assets (either based on balance sheet assets or synthetically created)

-    trenching of the liabilities backed by the asset pool 

-    dissociation of the credit risk from the pool of collateral assets through the use of an autonomous, limited-life special purpose vehicle (SPV).

Structured finance thus allows companies seeking financing for their infrastructure or equipment projects to receive off-balance sheet treatment and thus increase their short-term liquidity. 

It is therefore specifically designed to meet unique capital needs and solve financing problems that are not easily covered by traditional loans. 

As such, these financing instruments are designed to transform cash flows and reshape the liquidity structure of balance sheets through securitisation. Please contact us for further information.