Securitisation is the 
process of creating a tradable financial instrument by pooling together other financial assets and marketing them to investors. Though it is one of the old financial concepts, its application is becoming more appropriate only now in the modern financial world. Though in reality securitisation does not hold much ground in India, under the current situation of high growth in credit demand, the Indian banks could vigorously follow this method to improve their liquidity position.
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process of creating a tradable financial instrument by pooling together other financial assets and marketing them to investors. Though it is one of the old financial concepts, its application is becoming more appropriate only now in the modern financial world. Though in reality securitisation does not hold much ground in India, under the current situation of high growth in credit demand, the Indian banks could vigorously follow this method to improve their liquidity position.For Complete Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source :- IIPM Editorial, 2006
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Management Institute ! IIPM Info ! IIPM Business School ! IIPM India ! IIPM Management Education ! IIPM Management Introduction ! IIPM Management !
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