Securitization is one of the instruments used by companies around the world to accelerate their growth and invest in new projects.

Securitization is a mechanism to obtain liquidity now, both from existing assets that by their nature are not liquid, as well as from future flows for which there is a high certainty of occurrence in the future.

In the securitization process, the pioneer company transfers assets to an independent and unseizable patrimony called securitization fund, which is administered by an authorized Escrows and Fund Administrator, and which serves as backing for a securities issue.

From the proceeds of the sale of the securities issued against the fund, the originator obtains the financing (liquidity) it needs.