External SPV for true-sale bank assets — Frankfurt Quotation Board listing readiness
Execution at closing — DVP
Typical ticket: €25m–€150m
We operate an external, off-balance-sheet SPV that acquires performing bank assets by true sale. Banks benefit from risk-weighted assets (RWA) / CET1 relief; professional investors receive fixed coupons funded by underlying cash flows.
Program: fixed-coupon notes for professional investors. EU: MiFID II professional clients; non-U.S. tranches may be offered under Reg S. U.S.: Accredited Investors (Reg D) and/or Qualified Institutional Buyers (Rule 144A); with New York registration or Blue-Sky filings where applicable.
Venue: Deutsche Börse — Frankfurt Quotation Board (Open Market). Plumbing: Specialist inclusion for liquidity; ICSD settlement (Euroclear/Clearstream) via paying/listing agent.
We align the eListing checklist with Specialists, arrange paying/listing-agent onboarding, and set up ICSD eligibility.
On request: 1-page term sheet, structure chart & waterfall summary, and admission pack outline. Audience: EU MiFID II professional clients and U.S. Accredited Investors / QIBs. No retail communication.
Optional origination route: if existing investors do not wish to sell exposures, ARTedyX may also acquire newly originated credits for enterprises, subject to structure, eligibility, diligence, and execution parameters.
Where appropriate, notes may be structured for a Fitch target rating above BBB-. Any rating remains subject to Fitch’s own analysis, criteria, assumptions, and final rating committee decision.
The credits we are looking to rate are the bond notes issued by the SPV and backed by performing pools such as SME loans, consumer receivables, auto loans, leasing receivables, credit card receivables, and unsecured consumer loans. The objective is to combine performing collateral, credit enhancement, liquidity support, and a simple payment waterfall so the notes can meet institutional rating standards.
Recent Fitch European ABS publications include the European ABS Comparator dated February 2026, the European Auto ABS Performance Monitor: 1Q26, and the European Credit Card and Unsecured Loan Performance Monitor: 1Q26. Fitch also published the related releases “Stable Arrears Protect European Auto ABS Against Near-Term Risk” and “European Credit Card and Unsecured Consumer Loan ABS Performance Remains Steady”.
Email: cristian.beza@artedyx.com
Phone: +33 6 23 53 04 34
LinkedIn: /in/cristianbeza