Bankruptcy Remoteness

/ˈbæŋkrəptsi rɪˈmoʊtnəs/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The structural legal arrangement of an entity or transaction to isolate assets from the bankruptcy risks of related parties.
    The special purpose vehicle was established with bankruptcy remoteness to protect investors' funds.

Forms

  • bankruptcy remoteness

Commentary

Bankruptcy remoteness is crucial in structured finance and securitizations to ensure that the entity holding the assets is shielded from the parent or originator's insolvency, preserving the value for creditors or investors.

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