No deal: types of assets securitised

Weil Gotshall lists the kinds of assets securitised and the kinds put into CLOs or CDOs (not exhaustive) (link):

Aircraft loans and leases,

Asset backed commercial paper (ABCP) conduits,

Asset-backed securities (ABS),

Auto loans and leases,

Commercial loans,

Commercial real estate mortgages and CMBS,

Corporate bonds and loans,

Covered bonds,

Credit card receivables

Distressed loans

Equipment loans and leases

Film licensing receivables

Franchise loans

Health care receivables

Home equity loans

Insurance premium finance contracts

Life settlements

Loan portfolio sales and purchases

Lottery awards

Manufactured housing

Mortgage-backed securities

Merchant cash advances

Middle market loans and mezzanine securities

Municipal bonds

Music royalty rights

Mutual fund fees

Personal loans

Pharmacy loans

Ports revenues

Private equity and hedge fund limited partnership interests

Rental cars

Residential real estate mortgages and RMBS

Residual interest in securitizations

Structured settlement payments

Student loans

Timeshare loans

Trade receivables

Trust preferred securities

VAT reclaims

Whole business securitizations

For CLOs and CDOs

• High-yield bonds

• Leveraged loans

• Distressed loans

• Middle market loans

• Mezzanine securities

• Asset-backed securities

• Mortgage-backed securities

• CDOs

• Bank

• Insurance company and REIT trust preferred securities

• Private equity and hedge fund interests

Cadwalader provide an abbreviated list:

"...emerging and niche asset classes, including: 12b-1 fees; airplane loans; annuity contracts; cell phone towers commercial loans; dealer notes and floor plan financing; equipment and automobile leases; franchise receivables; government receivables; insurance-related assets; manufactured housing; music and publishing royalties; pharmacy and health care receivables; solar assets; student loans; tax liens; taxi medallions; and trade receivables."