Off-Balance Sheet Financing (Cayman)

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This memorandum examines the use of Cayman Islands off-balance sheet financing structures.
Cayman Islands Finance and Banking

This memorandum examines the use of Cayman Islands off-balance sheet financing structures. There are several types of transactions that would call for an off-balance sheet structure, the two most common of which would be structured finance transactions and asset finance transactions. The off-balance sheet structure is designed to isolate the underlying assets from the control, and hence the bankruptcy risk, of third parties (eg the originator in a securitisation transaction or the airline in an aircraft finance transaction).

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