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Acknowledgements xiii
List of Contributors xv
Introduction 1
by Jason H.P. Kravitt
I. The Nature of Securitization 1 i
II. Current and Future Trends 3
Austria 9
by Martin Oppitz
I. Introduction 9
II. The Legal Status of the SPV 11.
1. Pass-throughs and Pay-throughs 11*
2. The SPV as Investment Fund 11
3. ABF as (other) Banking Activity 12
4. Trade Regulation Act 15
III. Civil Law Aspects 15
1. Trusteeship 16
2. Corporation 17
IV. The Securities 17
V. ABS and Banking Supervision 20
1. Creditor Protection 21 *
2. Macroeconomic Consequences 21
VI. Concluding Remarks 23
Belgium 25
by Eddy Wymeersch
I. Introduction 25
II. Private Law Techniques for the Transfer of Financial Assets 26
1. The Transfer of Receivables 26
2. Other Techniques for Transferring Claims 35
3. Private Law Techniques for Pledging Receivables 39
III. Rules on Securitization 39
1. General Legal Structure 40
vi Contents
2. Regulatory Pattern 41
3 3. Securitization Transactions and Portfolio Management 44
* 4. Funding of the SPV 46
5. Public Issue of Securities and Disclosure 48
6. Supervision 49
7. Fees 49
8. Taxation 49
IV. Conclusion 50
Denmark 51
by Jan Schans Christensen
I. Introduction 51
II. The Mortgage Credit System in Denmark 51
III. Regulatory Framework 52
IV. Main Features of the Underlying Loans 53
V. Recent Developments 53
Finland 55
by Matti J. Sillanpaa
I. General 55
1. The Concept of Securitization 55
2. The Reasons for Securitization 57»
3. The Present Situation 58
II. Means of Securitization 59
1. The Parties Involved in Securitization 59
2. The Advantages of the SPV 59
3. The Relations between the SPV and the Original Debtors
and the Servicer 60
III. Questions Relating to the Transfer of Receivables 61
1. The Transfer of Receivables 61
2. Liability for the Validity of the Receivables 61
3. Relations with Third Parties 62
IV. The Transfer of Collateral 63
V. Other Questions Relating to Securitization 65
1. Bank Secrecy 65
2. Protection of the Privacy of Information 66
3. Protection of the Customer in the Transfer of Credits 68
« VI. The Need for Uniformity in Credit Terms 68
VII. Taxation 69
1. The Taxation of the Transfer of Assets 69
2. The Taxation of an SPV 69
France 71
by Alain Couret
I. Introduction • 71
Contents vii
II. The French Technique of Securitization 73
1. Fonds Commun de Creances 73
2. Subject of the Securitization 77
3. The Instrument of Securitization: the Share Certificates of
the FCC 80
4. Relations between the Transaction Parties 81
III. Economic Prospects and Trends 84
1. Economic Prospects 84
2. Future Trends 85
IV Conclusion 85
v Germany ) 87
by Gerhard-Christoph Dile
I. Introduction 87
1. Pfandbriefe 87
2. Legal Feasibility 88
3. Present Status of the Market 88
4. Overview 90
II. The SPV as Purchasing and Issuing Entity 90
1. Legal Form 90
2. Bank Status 90
3. Tax Considerations 92
4. Other Selected Issues 93
III. The Role of the Originator 94
1. Credit Institutions as Originators 94
2. Assignability of Receivables 95
IV. The Supporting Functions of the Banks 96
1. Credit Enhancement and Liquidity Facilities 96 •
2. Disclosure of Borrower s Financial Situation 97 i
V. Concluding Remarks 98
Great Britain 99
by Fidelis Oditah
I. Introduction 99
II. What is Securitization? 100 .
III. Outline Features of Secondary Securitization 102
IV. The Economic Rationale for Securitization 103 •
V. The Assets to be Securitized 105 -
VI. Vesting the Securitized Assets in the Issuer 106
VII. Transferability of the Assets to be Securitized 110
VIII. The Credit Structure 114
IX. Insolvency Law Issues 115
X. Accounting for Securitized Assets 117
XI. Capital Adequacy Requirements 120
XII. Conclusion 122
viii Contents
Greece 123
by Leonidas N. Georgakopoulos
I. Introduction 123
1. The Systems of Securities Law 123
2. The Freedom of Securities 125
3. Securitization of Assets and Asset-backed Securities 126
4. Asset-backed Securities and Property or Participation
Securities 127
II. Bond Sureties 128
1. Bond Issues Secured through a Mortgage on Land 128
2. Bond Issues Secured through a Lien on Land Mortgage
Rights 129
3. Bonds Secured through a Lien on a Ships Mortgage 130
III. Securities Backed by Assets According to General Law 131
1. Bonds Secured through Guarantee of a Third Party
Secured by a Mortgage of the Issuer 131
2. Individual Securities Secured According to General Law 131
IV. Reform and Outlook 132
Italy 133
by Raffaele D Ambrosio
I. Issues to Consider 133
1. Definition and Purpose of Securitization 133
2. The Securitization Procedure 133
3. The Focus of this Chapter 134
II. Capital Adequacy Requirements 134
III. Obstacles to the Transfer of Claims 135
1. Forms of Transferring Claims 135
2. Novation 135
3. Assignment of Claims 135
4. Subrogation 138
5. Law 52/1991 on Factoring 138
6. Subparticipation 139
IV. Limits on the Issuing of Securities 139
1. Limits on the Issuing of Debentures pursuant to art 2410
of the Civil Code 139
2. New Limits on the Issuing of Securities pursuant to art 11
of the 1993 Banking Law 139
3. Limits on the Issuing of Securities by Financial
Intermediaries 140
V. Supervision of the SPV 140
1. Whether the SPV Falls within the Legal Framework for
Credit Institutions 140
2. Whether the SPV Falls within the Legal Framework for
Financial Institutions 141
Contents ix
VI. Controls on the Issuing of Securities for Transparency and
Stability Purposes 141
1. The Issuing of Securities as a Mere Solicitation of Public
Savings 141
2. The Controls of the Consob on the Issuing of the
Securities 141
3. The Issuing of Securities Representing Credits Assigned
without Recourse According to Consob Resolutions 142
4. The Controls of the Bank of Italy 142
The Netherlands 143
by F.G.B. Graaf, A.R.T. Van IJlzinga Veenstra and H.L.E. Verhagen
I. Introduction: General Features 143
II. Dutch Securitization 145
1. Present Situation 145
2. Outlook 146
3. Structure of this Chapter 146
III. Elements of the Transaction 147
1. Five Basic Elements 147
2. Initial Structuring Considerations 150
IV. Assignment: Applicable Laws 152
1. Introduction 152
2. The Law Governing the Creation and Transfer of Rights
in Rem 152
3. The Enforcement of Security Rights Created on
Receivables 155
4. Specific Topics 157
V. Securitization of Receivables Governed by Netherlands Law 159
1. Sale and Assignment 160
2. Security Rights/Retentions of Title Attached to the
Receivables 163
3. Security Granted to the Security Trustee 164
VI. Subparticipation 168 -
1. Motive 168
2. Basic Structure 169
3. Conclusion 169
VII. Insolvency Risks under Netherlands Law 169
1. Insolvency in General 169
2. Insolvency of the Debtors 171
3. Insolvency of the Originator/Servicer 171
4. Bankruptcy Remoteness of the SPV 180
5. Set-off Risk 182
VIII. Regulatory Constraints 183
1. Securities and Banking Laws 183
2. Duties of Confidentiality 189
3. Other Regulatory Considerations 190
x Contents
IX. Taxes and Duties 190
1. Introduction 190
2. The Originator 191
3. The SPV 192
4. The Investors 195
X. Off-balance Sheet Treatment 196
Norway 199
by Kare Lilleholt, S0ren Wiig
I. Scope of this Chapter 199
II. Asset Securitization in Norway Today 201
III. Asset Securitization and Private Law Rules on Transfer of
Receivables 202
1. Simple Claims and Document-connected Claims 202
2. Protection against the Originator s Creditors 202
3. Protection against the Originator s Transactions 204
4. Payments Received by the Originator 204
5. Conclusions 204
IV. Regulation of Financial Institutions and Securities 205
1. The Financial Institution Act of 1988 205
2. The Legal Entity of the SPV 205
3. Conclusions 206
Spain 207
by Alberto J. Tapia Hermida
I. Introduction 207
1. General Context 207
2. The Emergence of Securitization 208
3. Legal Regulation 209
II. Mortgage Securitization 211
1. Regulation of the Mortgage Market 211
2. Mortgage Securitization Funds ( Fondos de Titulizacion
Hipotecaria or FTH) 212
III. Asset Securitization 220
1. Legal Regulation 220
2. Proposals for Regulation 220
IV. Securitization of Assets Resulting from the Nuclear
Moratorium 222
1. Nuclear Moratorium and Compensation Credits 222
2. Assets Resulting from Nuclear Moratorium Securitization
Funds ( Fondos de Titulizacion de Activos resultantes
de la moratoria nuclear ) 222
V. Tax Aspects of Securitization 223
1. Direct Taxation 223
2. Indirect Taxation 225
Contents xi
Sweden 227
by Nils Mattsson and Per Thorell
I. Introduction 227
II. Private Law Issues 228
1. The Position of the Investor 228
2. The Position of the Debtor 230
III. Regulation of Credit Institutions 230
IV. Accounting 233
V. Taxation 236
Switzerland 241
by Luc Thevenoz
I. Introduction 241
II. Why Securitization has not yet Come of Age in Switzerland 242
1. Mortgages 242
2. Other Assets Held by Banks 244
3. Receivables Generated by Non-financial Companies 244
III. The Legal Framework 245
1. Assignment of Receivables 245
2. Bankruptcy Remoteness 246
3. Property Rights over the Receivables 247
4. Data Protection 248
5. Securitization of Consumer Loans 249
6. The Banks Role in Securitization: Credit Enhancement 249
7. Accounting 250
IV. Securitization of Bank Assets 250
1. Banking Secrecy 250
2. Capital Adequacy: True Sale and Consolidation
Requirements 251
3. Cherry-picking and Capital Adequacy 253
V. Securitization Vehicles 253
1. Swiss Investment Fund: a Pass-through Vehicle for
Mortgage Securitization 253
2. Swiss Company Limited by Shares: a Pay-through Vehicle 255
3. Offshore Vehicles 256
VI. Conclusion 257
Index 259
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Contents
Acknowledgements xiii
List of Contributors xv
Introduction 1
by Jason H.P. Kravitt
I. The Nature of Securitization 1 i
II. Current and Future Trends 3 '
Austria 9
by Martin Oppitz
I. Introduction 9
II. The Legal Status of the SPV 11.
1. Pass-throughs and Pay-throughs 11*
2. The SPV as Investment Fund 11
3. ABF as (other) Banking Activity 12
4. Trade Regulation Act 15
III. Civil Law Aspects 15
1. Trusteeship 16
2. Corporation 17
IV. The Securities 17
V. ABS and Banking Supervision 20
1. Creditor Protection 21 *
2. Macroeconomic Consequences 21
VI. Concluding Remarks 23
Belgium 25
by Eddy Wymeersch
I. Introduction 25
II. Private Law Techniques for the Transfer of Financial Assets 26
1. The Transfer of Receivables 26
2. Other Techniques for Transferring Claims 35
3. Private Law Techniques for Pledging Receivables 39
III. Rules on Securitization 39
1. General Legal Structure 40
vi Contents
2. Regulatory Pattern 41
3 3. Securitization Transactions and Portfolio Management 44
* 4. Funding of the SPV 46
5. Public Issue of Securities and Disclosure 48
6. Supervision 49
7. Fees 49
8. Taxation 49
IV. Conclusion 50
Denmark 51
by Jan Schans Christensen
I. Introduction 51
II. The Mortgage Credit System in Denmark 51
III. Regulatory Framework 52
IV. Main Features of the Underlying Loans 53
V. Recent Developments 53
Finland 55
by Matti J. Sillanpaa
I. General 55
1. The Concept of Securitization 55
2. The Reasons for Securitization 57»
3. The Present Situation 58
II. Means of Securitization 59
1. The Parties Involved in Securitization 59
2. The Advantages of the SPV 59
3. The Relations between the SPV and the Original Debtors
and the Servicer 60
III. Questions Relating to the Transfer of Receivables 61
1. The Transfer of Receivables 61
2. Liability for the Validity of the Receivables 61
3. Relations with Third Parties 62
IV. The Transfer of Collateral 63
V. Other Questions Relating to Securitization 65
1. Bank Secrecy 65
2. Protection of the Privacy of Information 66
3. Protection of the Customer in the Transfer of Credits 68
« VI. The Need for Uniformity in Credit Terms 68
VII. Taxation 69
1. The Taxation of the Transfer of Assets 69
2. The Taxation of an SPV 69
France 71
by Alain Couret
I. Introduction • 71
Contents vii
II. The French Technique of Securitization 73
1. Fonds Commun de Creances 73
2. Subject of the Securitization 77
3. The Instrument of Securitization: the Share Certificates of
the FCC 80
4. Relations between the Transaction Parties 81
III. Economic Prospects and Trends 84
1. Economic Prospects 84
2. Future Trends 85
IV Conclusion 85
v' Germany") 87
by Gerhard-Christoph Dile
I. Introduction 87
1. "Pfandbriefe" 87
2. Legal Feasibility 88
3. Present Status of the Market 88
4. Overview 90
II. The SPV as Purchasing and Issuing Entity 90
1. Legal Form 90
2. Bank Status 90
3. Tax Considerations 92
4. Other Selected Issues 93
III. The Role of the Originator 94
1. Credit Institutions as Originators 94
2. Assignability of Receivables 95
IV. The Supporting Functions of the Banks 96
1. Credit Enhancement and Liquidity Facilities 96 •
2. Disclosure of Borrower's Financial Situation 97 i
V. Concluding Remarks 98
Great Britain 99
by Fidelis Oditah
I. Introduction 99
II. What is Securitization? 100 .
III. Outline Features of Secondary Securitization 102
IV. The Economic Rationale for Securitization 103 •
V. The Assets to be Securitized 105 -
VI. Vesting the Securitized Assets in the Issuer 106
VII. Transferability of the Assets to be Securitized 110
VIII. The Credit Structure 114
IX. Insolvency Law Issues 115
X. Accounting for Securitized Assets 117
XI. Capital Adequacy Requirements 120
XII. Conclusion 122
viii Contents
Greece 123
by Leonidas N. Georgakopoulos
I. Introduction 123
1. The Systems of Securities Law 123
2. The Freedom of Securities 125
3. Securitization of Assets and Asset-backed Securities 126
4. Asset-backed Securities and Property or Participation
Securities 127
II. Bond Sureties 128
1. Bond Issues Secured through a Mortgage on Land 128
2. Bond Issues Secured through a Lien on Land Mortgage
Rights 129
3. Bonds Secured through a Lien on a Ships' Mortgage 130
III. Securities Backed by Assets According to General Law 131
1. Bonds Secured through Guarantee of a Third Party
Secured by a Mortgage of the Issuer 131
2. Individual Securities Secured According to General Law 131
IV. Reform and Outlook 132
Italy 133
by Raffaele D'Ambrosio
I. Issues to Consider 133
1. Definition and Purpose of Securitization 133
2. The Securitization Procedure 133
3. The Focus of this Chapter 134
II. Capital Adequacy Requirements 134
III. Obstacles to the Transfer of Claims 135
1. Forms of Transferring Claims 135
2. Novation 135
3. Assignment of Claims 135
4. Subrogation 138
5. Law 52/1991 on Factoring 138
6. Subparticipation 139
IV. Limits on the Issuing of Securities 139
1. Limits on the Issuing of Debentures pursuant to art 2410
of the Civil Code 139
2. New Limits on the Issuing of Securities pursuant to art 11
of the 1993 Banking Law 139
3. Limits on the Issuing of Securities by Financial
Intermediaries 140
V. Supervision of the SPV 140
1. Whether the SPV Falls within the Legal Framework for
Credit Institutions 140
2. Whether the SPV Falls within the Legal Framework for
Financial Institutions 141
Contents ix
VI. Controls on the Issuing of Securities for Transparency and
Stability Purposes 141
1. The Issuing of Securities as a Mere Solicitation of Public
Savings 141
2. The Controls of the Consob on the Issuing of the
Securities 141
3. The Issuing of Securities Representing Credits Assigned
without Recourse According to Consob Resolutions 142
4. The Controls of the Bank of Italy 142
The Netherlands 143
by F.G.B. Graaf, A.R.T. Van IJlzinga Veenstra and H.L.E. Verhagen
I. Introduction: General Features 143
II. Dutch Securitization 145
1. Present Situation 145
2. Outlook 146
3. Structure of this Chapter 146
III. Elements of the Transaction 147
1. Five Basic Elements 147
2. Initial Structuring Considerations 150
IV. Assignment: Applicable Laws 152
1. Introduction 152
2. The Law Governing the Creation and Transfer of "Rights
in Rem" 152
3. The Enforcement of Security Rights Created on
Receivables 155
4. Specific Topics 157
V. Securitization of Receivables Governed by Netherlands Law 159
1. Sale and Assignment 160
2. Security Rights/Retentions of Title Attached to the
Receivables 163
3. Security Granted to the Security Trustee 164
VI. Subparticipation 168 -
1. Motive 168
2. Basic Structure 169
3. Conclusion 169
VII. Insolvency Risks under Netherlands Law 169
1. Insolvency in General 169
2. Insolvency of the Debtors 171
3. Insolvency of the Originator/Servicer 171
4. Bankruptcy Remoteness of the SPV 180
5. Set-off Risk 182
VIII. Regulatory Constraints 183
1. Securities and Banking Laws 183
2. Duties of Confidentiality 189
3. Other Regulatory Considerations 190
x Contents
IX. Taxes and Duties 190
1. Introduction 190
2. The Originator 191
3. The SPV 192
4. The Investors 195
X. Off-balance Sheet Treatment 196
Norway 199
by Kare Lilleholt, S0ren Wiig
I. Scope of this Chapter 199
II. Asset Securitization in Norway Today 201
III. Asset Securitization and Private Law Rules on Transfer of
Receivables 202
1. Simple Claims and Document-connected Claims 202
2. Protection against the Originator's Creditors 202
3. Protection against the Originator's Transactions 204
4. Payments Received by the Originator 204
5. Conclusions 204
IV. Regulation of Financial Institutions and Securities 205
1. The Financial Institution Act of 1988 205
2. The Legal Entity of the SPV 205
3. Conclusions 206
Spain 207
by Alberto J. Tapia Hermida
I. Introduction 207
1. General Context 207
2. The Emergence of Securitization 208
3. Legal Regulation 209
II. Mortgage Securitization 211
1. Regulation of the Mortgage Market 211
2. Mortgage Securitization Funds ("Fondos de Titulizacion
Hipotecaria" or FTH) 212
III. Asset Securitization 220
1. Legal Regulation 220
2. Proposals for Regulation 220
IV. Securitization of Assets Resulting from the Nuclear
Moratorium 222
1. Nuclear Moratorium and Compensation Credits 222
2. Assets Resulting from Nuclear Moratorium Securitization
Funds ("Fondos de Titulizacion de Activos resultantes
de la moratoria nuclear") 222
V. Tax Aspects of Securitization 223
1. Direct Taxation 223
2. Indirect Taxation 225
Contents xi
Sweden 227
by Nils Mattsson and Per Thorell
I. Introduction 227
II. Private Law Issues 228
1. The Position of the Investor 228
2. The Position of the Debtor 230
III. Regulation of Credit Institutions 230
IV. Accounting 233
V. Taxation 236
Switzerland 241
by Luc Thevenoz
I. Introduction 241
II. Why Securitization has not yet Come of Age in Switzerland 242
1. Mortgages 242
2. Other Assets Held by Banks 244
3. Receivables Generated by Non-financial Companies 244
III. The Legal Framework 245
1. Assignment of Receivables 245
2. Bankruptcy Remoteness 246
3. Property Rights over the Receivables 247
4. Data Protection 248
5. Securitization of Consumer Loans 249
6. The Banks' Role in Securitization: Credit Enhancement 249
7. Accounting 250
IV. Securitization of Bank Assets 250
1. Banking Secrecy 250
2. Capital Adequacy: True Sale and Consolidation
Requirements 251
3. Cherry-picking and Capital Adequacy 253
V. Securitization Vehicles 253
1. Swiss Investment Fund: a Pass-through Vehicle for
Mortgage Securitization 253
2. Swiss Company Limited by Shares: a Pay-through Vehicle 255
3. Offshore Vehicles 256
VI. Conclusion 257
Index 259 |
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