Asset securitization type trust(monetary claims trusts, real estate trusts)

Asset securitization type trusts are increasingly used by financial institutions to improve corporate finances and to raise funds, and they serve primarily to securitize monetary claims and real estate.

Monetary claims trusts

Monetary claims trusts take monetary claims as trust property to manage and dispose of those claims.
Companies that are settlors transfer the beneficial interest in the trust to investors through trust banks and other institutions to quickly obtain funds or to take assets off their balance sheet, depending on the plan.
For example, loan claims held by financial institutions are entrusted in a loan claims trust, receivables and bill credits held by companies are entrusted in receivables trusts and bill credit trusts, and claims held by lease credit companies are entrusted in trusts for lease credits and claims trusts.

Monetary claims trust

Real estate trusts

Real estate trusts accept land and buildings as trust property when the trust is established, resulting in the securitization of real estate.
Real estate securitization is a method for raising funds underpinned by the profit generated from real estate using methods such as the issuance of securities that utilize special purpose companies (SPCs) and special purpose trusts (SPTs), as regulated by asset securitization legislation. Trust banks and other institutions use the know-how they have acquired through the securitization of securities, loans, and monetary claims to securitize real estate.