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The Cape Town Convention in the light of financial market transactions: International interest and cover pools

In: The Elgar Companion to UNIDROIT

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  • Florian Heindler

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The securitization of asset-backed credit claims (ABS) reduces the costs of asset-backed lending. Consequently, companies benefit from lower interest rates for purchasing high-value mobile equipment. This chapter deals with security interests created under the Cape Town Convention and their suitability as a security for ABS-investors with a focus on the interplay between the current EU Covered Bond Directive and the Cape Town Convention.

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  • Florian Heindler, 2024. "The Cape Town Convention in the light of financial market transactions: International interest and cover pools," Chapters, in: Thomas John & Rishi Gulati & Ben Köhler (ed.), The Elgar Companion to UNIDROIT, chapter 23, pages 336-344, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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