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Structured Finance: Leveraged Buyouts, Project Finance, Asset Finance and Securitization
Title : Structured Finance: Leveraged Buyouts, Project Finance, Asset Finance and Securitization
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Comprehensive coverage of all major structured finance transactions Structured Finance is a comprehensive introduction to non recourse financing techniques and asset based lending. It provides a detailed overview of leveraged buyouts, project finance, asset finance and securitisation. Through thirteen case studies and than 500 examples of companies, the book offers an in depth analysis of the topic. It also provides a historical perspective of these structures, revealing how and why they were initially created. Instruments within each type of transaction are examined in detail, including Credit Default Swaps and Credit Linked Notes. A presentation of the Basel Accords offers the necessary background to understand the regulatory context in which these financings operate. With this book, readers will be able to: Delve into the main structured finance techniques to understand their components, mechanisms and how they compare Understand how structured finance came to be, and why it continues to be successful in the modern markets Learn the characteristics of financial instruments found in various structured transactions Explore the global context of structured finance, including the regulatory framework under which it operates Structured Finance provides foundational knowledge and global perspective to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of this critical aspect of modern finance. It is a must read for undergraduate and MBA students and finance professionals alike.

Structured Finance: Leveraged Buyouts, Project Finance, Asset Finance and Securitization Reviews

  • Blueglasnost

    Being a senior finance professional active mostly in real estate, I needed a bit of a refresher on securitization and other forms of structured finance. This book exceeded my expectations. Despite being relatively short compared to academic iterations published by Wiley, it did the trick and provided an excellent recap. I found the chapters about securitization and private equity (LBOs) particularly illuminating. You can tell the author was/is an investment banker and not some sun starved academic hiding in his ivory tower; he described structures with such a practical approach that it shines through he has been involved with many of these deals himself. I found it helfpul that he also described key documents and processes associated with these transactions. The illustrative examples such as Milken's high yield bonds, the funding of the Eiffel tower or David Bowie's securitized rights were instructive and also made for interesting reading. Going deeper into aspects of these forms of structure finance obviously requires reads, but it still remarkably good as a primer and/or general introduction.

  • Norman B. Tweed Jr.

    Isolating assets from the whole company makes it safer to finance through debt. Examples are aircraft, intellectual property, songs etc. It is also a safer way to raise leverage on entire companies. The examples in this book are right up to date and also have a European flavor.

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