Residual Risk
Residual Value Bonds (Residual Value Protection)
Residual Value Bonds are used to reduce asset risk when financing
or lending against assets or portfolios of assets. They guarantee
a minimum value for an asset at an agreed point of time, allowing
predictable, successful planning and funds management.
Uses
This form of risk transfer is used by financiers or organisations
requiring assistance to finance assets in off-balance sheet transactions.
It is also used by manufacturers to remove or reduce residual
value exposure from their balance sheet.
Suitable Assets
Most assets which have a reasonable economic life and future value
can be underwritten with a Residual Value Bond. Individual assets
of sufficient size, such as aircraft, vessels, major equipment
or real estate can also be underwritten with a Residual Value
Bond.
Risk Solutions International has recently
provided Residual Value Bonds for Aircraft, Manufacturing Plants,
Office Buildings, Marine and Mining Assets.
Risk Solutions International sources capital for Residual Risk in Australia,
Europe and the United States.
Only underwriters with a S&P rating of A or internationally accepted equivalent are used.
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