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Canada | Publication | May 2019
Getting the Deal Through is a global publication that provides international expert analysis in key areas of law, practice and regulation for corporate counsel, cross-border legal practitioners, and company directors and officers. Each chapter has been authored by an expert in their field, and Norton Rose Fulbright is proud to present our latest contribution: Structured Finance & Securitization 2019.
Structured Finance & Securitization provides a comprehensive cross-jurisdictional guide to the securities, bankruptcy and tax law considerations of implementing and closing securitization transactions worldwide. Specific topics include: relevant regulatory bodies; securitization registration requirements; originator and issuer licensing requirements; sanctions; receivable and asset types that can be securitized; investor limitations; special considerations for securitizations with a public-sector element; the formation of special purpose vehicles; tax considerations for originators, issuers and investors; and bankruptcy considerations for SPVs.
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