PRINT THIS PAGE True-sale securitisation: Central and Eastern Europe07/03/2005. Source: Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.
Over the past two decades, securitisation has become an important financing tool for European businesses, enabling them to harness their income-yielding assets to produce funding on alternative terms, as well as to achieve a number of other advantages, says Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. We expect securitisation will develop rapidly in central and eastern
Europe (CEE) because of the growth of the EU, the stabilisation of
legal systems and the need for alternative sources of funds in rapidly
growing economies. Despite this, CEE is largely unknown to those
involved in securitisation.
This guide considers true-sale securitisation and outlines its
legal status as of 30 September 2004, using a question and answer
format, in five CEE jurisdictions: Bulgaria, the Czech Republic,
Hungary, Poland and the Russian Federation.
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