easy · Asset-Backed Securities abs-core
A sponsor transfers receivables into a newly formed issuing entity.
Why does a basic ABS transaction use a separate SPV?
- to hold the designated assets apart from the sponsor
- to guarantee that the assets can never default
- to set the central bank’s policy rate
- to convert every fixed-rate loan into floating rate
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