Results for tag: "Structured Finance"

Structured Finance is a form of financial engineering that involves the pooling of assets and the creation of securities backed by those assets. It is used to raise capital and to manage risk. Structured Finance is used by companies, governments, and other entities to raise capital and to manage risk. It is also used to transfer risk from one party to another. Structured Finance involves the use of complex financial instruments such as derivatives, securitization, and structured investment vehicles. These instruments are used to create securities that are backed by the underlying assets. The securities are then sold to investors in the capital markets. Structured Finance is an important part of the accounting industry. It is used to manage risk and to raise capital. It is also used to transfer risk from one party to another. Companies such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley are involved in the Structured Finance market. Other companies such as BlackRock, Credit Suisse, and UBS are also involved in the Structured Finance market. Show Less Read more