Securitisation can certainly play a crucial role in facilitating the mobilisation of institutional capital into infrastructure financing, especially for sustainable infrastructure and clean energy projects. Additionally, it can help banks recycle their balance sheets into originating new loans to finance such infrastructure initiatives.
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Bayfront Infrastructure Management (“Bayfront”) was established in 2019 in connection with the Infrastructure Take-Out Facility (“TOF”) initiative, which was designed and structured by Clifford Capital to help mobilize institutional capital for infrastructure debt in Asia through the issuance of infrastructure asset-backed securities (“IABS”).
Infrastructure Asset-Backed Securities: Outperformance in a Tumultuous Year
Table of Contents
Part I
1. Infrastructure ABS (IABS) Highlights
2. Comparison between IABS and other Securitised Asset Classes
Part II
3. Update on IABS Manager
4. Understanding Portfolio Analysis – BIC3
5. Understanding Structure Analysis – BIC3
6. Conclusion
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