Securitisation World 2011 - The big idea

2011: severe constraints on growth and new business at banks
With securitisation inextricably linked to the global financial crisis, most structured finance now in the hands of central banks desperately trying to get rid of it, and complex, opaque, arbitraged and leveraged securitised products still floating around the financial system, is it any wonder structured finance is struggling to get off its knees? Yet the reality is that banks cannot afford to let securitisation wallow at the fringes. Without it, they cannot free up capital and they cannot grow and generate new business. So what next?

2012: new goals, a new vision
With the old investors gone, banks are focusing their efforts on two key objectives: firstly, moving towards more transparent, standardised products that can generate a healthy secondary market; and secondly, finding a new generation of investors to commit themselves to this new generation of securitised products. But there are critical challenges that stand in their way:

1. How can issuers redefine the role of securitisation in the funding mix? 

2. How can issuers identify and gain the trust of a new generation of investors?

3. Will the increased focus on transparency help grow the new generation of investors in securitised products?

4. What will the new generation of products look like, and where can the best value be found for investors?

Securitisation World 2011: an event to help drive solutions

Securitisation World 2011 is designed to answer these questions and educate banks across Europe and the rest of the world on how to rebuild their securitisation and structured finance platforms. If you provide advice or services that can help these new structured finance issuers, then you should be involved at Securitisation World 2011. 

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