Securitisation is a financial strategy implemented to transform non-transferable financial instruments into other tradable and therefore liquid financial instruments. This financial technique is an excellent way to create sound investment strategies. By transforming a pool of financial assets into securitised securities, the Bank offers its clients diversified and customised investment opportunities. For instance, securitisation of mortgage loans can generate stable and attractive cash flows for investors seeking long-term returns. Security and profitability can be incorporated within the same investment strategy.
Securitisation enables clients to diversify their investment portfolio. By creating securitised securities based on different categories of financial assets, the Bank offers clients the opportunity to participate in sectors and markets that would otherwise be inaccessible. Portfolio diversification reduces overall risk and offers greater stability in investment returns.
Securitisation can be used to customise investment strategies according to clients' specific needs. By creating tailor-made securitised assets, the bank satisfies clients' individual requirements in terms of return, time horizon and risk profile. This customisation increases customer satisfaction and strengthens the bond with the bank.
Securitisation offers the flexibility to exploit market opportunities. The bank can act promptly to convert assets into securitised assets, capitalising on emerging trends and opportunities. This adaptability allows it to quickly react to market dynamics and maximise investment returns.
To be a frontrunner in the financial market implies also using securitisation as a strategic lever to generate stable returns and meet the needs of one's clients. Securitisation offers opportunities to create customised, diversified and profitable investment strategies. Through securitisation, the Bank diversifies its portfolio, customises its investment strategies and exploits market opportunities to achieve success in the financial arena.