Securitisation 2025

JAPAN

Russia

China

N. Korea

Japan

S. Korea

Law and Practice Contributed by: Hiroaki Takahashi, Kaoru Sato, Kenji Miyagawa and Koji Kawamura Anderson Mori & Tomotsune

Tokyo

Contents 1. Specific Financial Asset Types p.192 1.1 Common Financial Assets p.192 1.2 Structures Relating to Financial Assets p.192 1.3 Applicable Laws and Regulations p.193 1.4 Special Purpose Entity (SPE) Jurisdiction p.193 1.5 Material Forms of Credit Enhancement p.194 2. Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties p.194 2.1 Issuers p.194 2.2 Sponsors p.194 2.3 Originators/Sellers p.194 2.4 Underwriters and Placement Agents p.194

2.5 Servicers p.195 2.6 Investors p.195 2.7 Bond/Note Trustees p.195 2.8 Security Trustees/Agents p.196 3. Documentation p.196 3.1 Bankruptcy-Remote Transfer of Financial Assets p.196 3.2 Principal Warranties p.196 3.3 Principal Perfection Provisions p.197 3.4 Principal Covenants p.197 3.5 Principal Servicing Provisions p.197 3.6 Principal Defaults p.197 3.7 Principal Indemnities p.198 3.8 Bonds/Notes/Securities p.198 3.9 Derivatives p.198 3.10 Offering Memoranda p.198 4. Laws and Regulations Specifically Relating to Securitisation p.198

4.1 Specific Disclosure Laws or Regulations p.198 4.2 General Disclosure Laws or Regulations p.199 4.3 Credit Risk Retention p.199 4.4 Periodic Reporting p.199 4.5 Activities of Rating Agencies p.200 4.6 Treatment of Securitisation in Financial Entities p.200 4.7 Use of Derivatives p.200

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