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    The Role of Blockchain Technology in Securitisation

    Apac CIOOutlook | Tuesday, February 28, 2023
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    Blockchain technology offers a wide range of benefits in securitization, from improving data security to reducing the challenges of due diligence and eliminating regulatory inefficiencies in the securitization process.

    FREMONT, CA:Blockchain will significantly change the effectiveness, security, and transparency of many financial sector activities. Blockchain in securitization can improve data security while reducing the burden of due diligence and removing regulatory inefficiencies in the securitization process. It will eliminate time gaps in data and payment flows throughout the secondary market securitization process through disintermediation and synchronised data recording across the system.

    This increase in certainty and speed can significantly reduce counterparty risk, free up capital, and lower the risk thresholds that investors expect. Blockchain’s capacity to increase transaction security and fraud mitigation may appeal to the securitization industry, where knowledge integrity is paramount. To reduce transaction costs and increase operational efficiencies, many financial organisations have started experimenting with applying blockchain securitization technology to transactions, especially money-related notes, cross-border instalments, and other areas. The many players engaged in the securitization process gain from a multitude of benefits offered by blockchain technology in securitization.

    Better Quality Loan Originations

    By developing a set of smart contract templates for securitization, individuals can improve the loan origination process and asset pool. Blockchain in securitization quickly creates the asset pool and issues the underlying securities. This develops larger, homogenous asset pools, allowing for improved statistical analysis and asset diversification. Investor protection comes in the form of greater credit enhancement due to the potential economic stress being reduced for them.

    Effective Transaction with Accurate Analysis

    Every cash flow between the parties engaged in the securitization process is tracked on the blockchain. Every transaction is documented and saved on the blockchain, and securitization technology leads to quicker and more accurate cash flow reporting and increased execution transparency. This technology’s analytics enable more robust statistical inference, improving the predictability of results.

    Implementing Finance Frameworks

    Blockchain securitization would streamline transactional framework processes and give regulators, auditors, and other outside parties access to transparent information. As a result, there would be a rise in the demand for securities-led structured finance solutions globally, increased originations for investors, and various structured finance products available to borrowers.

    A transaction’s origination, servicing, financing, and sale carried out on the blockchain will further solidify the case for the widespread use of blockchain securitization. It will take time to gain traction in the financial markets, as there have been very few significant transactions to support it. However, due to its capacity to discover new market prospects not present in traditional securitizations, blockchain technology in securitization continues to gain appeal among the numerous worldwide financial market participants.

    The key to developing this idea is to address blockchain securitization from a global perspective, including standardising international laws and creating solid technology compatibility. The major forces behind the tremendous growth of blockchain securitization would be the availability of the necessary assistance and the upbeat attitudes of all stakeholders.

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