A security that is collateralized by loans, leases, receivables, or installment contracts on personal property, not real estate.

A security collateralized by loans, leases, unsecured receivables, or instalment contracts on personal property, automobiles, or credit cards. The cash flows generated by the underlying obligations ar [..]

Definition Bonds or notes backed by loan paper or accounts receivable originated by banks, credit card companies, or other providers of credit; not mortgages.

see security

A fixed income security whose value or cash flows depends on the value of another asset, such as a loan, lease, or receivable.

Collateralized securities that are backed by leases, loans, receivables, or contracts of installment on personal property.

Debt instrument secured by assets such as mortgages, credit card loans or auto loans.

A security issued by a financial institution and backed by an asset (e.g. a commodity).

Are bundled pools of assets that are sold as units and these units are a security that is backed by an asset. Mortgage pools were the principal forerunners of the ABS market and this is now a multi-bi [..]

Securities backed by the income stream of income producing financial assets. These assets enable investors to gain exposure to instruments they might not otherwise be able to gain access to, such as loan repayments.

An investment that derives its value and income payments from a pool of illiquid (see liquidity). This allows investors access to a diversified pool of assets that they would not otherwise be able to [..]

Often a bond, the value and cash flows of which are derived from a pool of specific assets, such as loans, mortgages and credit cards.

An investment that derives its value and income payments from a pool of illiquid (see liquidity). This allows investors access to a diversified pool of assets that they would not otherwise be able to buy, for example loan repayments.

Tradable bond that is backed by accounts receivable

A security that is collateralized by loans, leases, receivables, or installment contracts on personal property, not real estate.