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Q&A: Intellectual property securitisation

Intellectual property securitisation, where the intrinsic value of a brand or copyright is released via the issuance of debt, can be costly but the interest savings over the life of the deal are attractive, explains the global co-head of securitisation at law firm Baker & McKenzie

Q: Intellectual property securitisation is not an area that many of our readers will be familiar with. What kind of assets are used in this type of financing?

A: There are three primary classes of intellectual property assets: trademarks, copyrights and patents. Most transactions involve trademarks. They typically involve two types of business: clothing companies and franchise operations, mainly

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