ACTIVITIES
Securitization of assets and structures involves many different aspects of economy, finance, fiscality and legislation in all its forms. The best structurers are probably financial engineers with a trading background. They have gathered the knowledge to value assets and structures in their actual form, but also in a more structured and future form. They also have the capacity to quickly develop methodologies to evaluate the assets or structures and to trade them (adding liquidity).
By using securitization models Lake Wood can build a bridge between banking and the real economic world, called ‘Alternative assets’.
Activities of Lake Wood
Assets and structures (trading and management)
Lake Wood can create value for assets over time by embedding them in the right form and in a balanced relational allocation in a structure. Valuating and trading these assets and structures helps the management of Lake Wood in developing valuation methodologies that can be used at different moments in time and consequently analyze the risk of these assets and structures as units and as groups of units. Lake Wood has traders and financial engineers that work together with experts in different areas.
Financial Engineering
Using financial engineering and quantitative techniques for valuating and structuring assets and structures will provide an upgrade of the intrinsic value of any asset and structure in the future. It can bring an added value to the securitization as a whole
Securitization
The securitization company Lake Wood permits to converts non-liquid assets (activities, projects, receivables, loans, …) into liquid assets (bonds, shares, options, …) and sell these securities to investors.
Securitization involves the contribution/sale of all types of assets or liabilities assumed by third parties to the securitization company in exchange for transferable securities (mainly equity or bonds), whose value and return are related to securitized assets (derivatives). The scope of activity of a Luxembourg securitization vehicle permits the securitization of multiple types of assets, structures, debt, risks, future cash flows, … into segregated and ring-fenced compartments within the securitization vehicle.
