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Securitisation - Luxembourg (12/12/2007)

Securitisation allows the risks connected to all types of assets and property (financial, movable and immovable, tangible and intangible, debt claims, future cash flow, etc.) to be transferred to a specific entity. The scope of application of the Securitisation Law varies widely, as it is now possible to securitise numerous types of assets, risks, income or activity by means of this vehicle. Securitisation is accessible to everyone and to all types of investors (corporate, private or institutional). The Securitisation Law was passed on 22 March 2004; it is based on the concept of the fiduciary estate recently introduced into Luxembourg law.

Visit our website dedicated to securitisation in Luxembourg
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