The pricing of securitized instruments is an important aspect of securitization. Explain this statement.

CA Final · Advanced Financial Management · MTP · May 2025
The pricing of securitized instruments is an important aspect of securitization. Explain this statement.

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Pricing of securitized instruments is an important aspect of securitization. While pricing the instruments, it is important that it should be acceptable to both originators as well as to the investors. On the same basis pricing of securities can be divided into following two categories: (i) From Originator's Angle From originator's point of view, the instruments can be priced at a rate at which originator has to incur an outflow and if that outflow can be amortized over a period of time by investing the amount raised through securitization. (ii) From Investor's Angle From an investor's angle security price can be determined by discounting best estimate of expected future cash flows using rate of yield to maturity of a security of comparable security with respect to credit quality and average life of the securities.

Topics: Security Valuation, Securitization

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