The Australian Securitisation Forum (ASF) is the peak industry body representing participants in the
securitisation and covered
bond markets in Australia and New Zealand. The ASF was formed in 1989 to promote the development of securitisation in Australia and New Zealand. The ASF has over 100 members, including banks, non-bank lenders, investors,
servicers, and other service providers.
The ASF's mission is to promote, protect and strengthen the Australian and New Zealand securitisation and covered bond markets. The ASF achieves this mission by:
- Providing a forum for members to share information and best practice
- Advocating on behalf of the industry to government, regulators and other stakeholders
- Conducting research and education programs
- Promoting the use of securitisation and covered bonds as a source of funding for the Australian and New Zealand economies
The ASF is a valuable resource for members and the wider securitisation community. The ASF provides members with access to a range of resources and services, including:
- A comprehensive library of information on securitisation and covered bonds
- A network of contacts with other industry professionals
- A platform for sharing information and best practice
- Support for advocacy efforts
- Access to research and education programs
The ASF is committed to promoting the development of securitisation and covered bonds in Australia and New Zealand. The ASF believes that securitisation and covered bonds can play a valuable role in the Australian and New Zealand economies by providing a source of funding for businesses and governments, and by helping to improve the efficiency of the financial system.