Women in Securitisation

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The Women in Securitisation Subcommittee seeks to provide women in the securitisation industry with high quality networking opportunities, raise awareness of issues that affect their professional advancement, and encourage engagement from different levels of seniority.

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International Women's Day 2022

On March 8th we celebrate International Women's Day. This year the theme is #BREAKTHEBIAS.

Here, members of the ASF's Women in Securitisation sub-committee share what International Women's Day means to them and they will #BREAKTHEBIAS.

Subcommittee Membership

Member Name	Company
Sarah Samson (Chair)	National Australia Bank
Bianca Spata	humm group
Emma Malone	Ashurst
Jennifer Hellerud	Royal Bank of Canada
Lisa Hood	RedZed Lending
Lynsey Thorrington	Perpetual
Margot Kelly	Bank of Queensland
Mei Nah	Mayne Wetherell
Monica Stephens-Saliba	Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Scott Barker	IFM Investors
Fiona Gaal	ANZ

KangaNews Women in Capital Markets Yearbook 2021

Roundtable Discussion: Women in Securitisation

Asset-class diversity adds fuel to red-hot Australian securitisation market

Record issuance of Australian dollar securitisation in 2021 has been driven by nonbank names, with a significant contribution coming from the growth in issuance of nonmortgage asset-backed securities deals. In September, BNY Mellon and KangaNews gathered a predominatly female group of sector experts to discuss market outcomes and the outlook in the latest phase of the pandemic.

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