Kasu Finance Docs
  • Introduction to Kasu
    • What is Kasu
    • Credit Markets - A Multidimensional Problem
    • Our Unique Technology Solution
  • How Kasu Works
    • Overview of the Kasu Ecosystem
    • Lending Strategies Explained
      • Professional Fee Funding - Accounting Firms
        • Value Proposition
        • Proprietary Technology and Defensible Intellectual Property
        • Technology-Driven Risk Management & Security Structuring
        • Real-Time Risk Monitoring & Reporting
        • General Loan Terms & Credit Policy Framework
        • Superior Quality Yields
      • Taxation Funding (Tax Pay) - Diversified Businesses
        • Value Proposition
        • Proprietary Technology
        • Technology-Driven Risk Management & Security Structuring
        • General Loan Terms & Credit Policy Framework
        • Superior Quality Yields
      • Whole Ledger Funding - Professional Services Firms
        • Value Proposition
        • Proprietary Technology & Defensible Intellectual Property
        • Technology-Driven Risk Management & Security Structuring
        • Real-Time Risk Monitoring & Reporting
        • General Loan Terms and Credit Policy Framework
        • Superior Quality Yields
    • Loan Tranches Explained
    • The Role of the $KASU Token
      • $KASU Token Locking Mechanics
      • Token Utility & Rewards for Lenders
    • Lender Loyalty Levels
    • Protocol Fee Sharing
    • $KASU Launch Bonus
  • Getting Started With Kasu
    • KYC/KYB Requirements
    • Becoming a Lender
  • Lending with Kasu
    • Lending Funds
    • Tracking Your Lending Request
    • Withdrawing Funds
    • Tracking Your Withdrawal Request
    • Earning Interest
    • Understanding Epochs & Clearing Periods
      • Epochs
      • Clearing Periods
  • Maximising Your Kasu Experience
    • $KASU Token Locking and Benefits
    • Understanding Loyalty Levels
  • Risk Structuring and Security (Collateral) Structuring
    • Security (Collateral) Structuring, Covenants & Undertakings
    • Risk Reporting
    • Tranche Structuring - Loss Apportionment & Recovery of Funds
    • First Loss Capital
    • Handling Losses
  • The Technology Behind Kasu
    • Smart Contracts and Upgradability
    • The Kasu Oracle
    • Accounts Receivables Automation Software and Payments Technology
  • Addresses and Socials
    • Kasu on Social Media
  • Important Information When Lending!!!
    • Important Information
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Risk Warnings
    • Risk Warnings
  • Legal Notices
    • Privacy Policy
    • Platform Access and Use (Terms of Use)
  • $KASU Kingship Token Airdrop Promotion Terms & Conditions
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  1. Risk Structuring and Security (Collateral) Structuring

Security (Collateral) Structuring, Covenants & Undertakings

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Last updated 3 months ago

All lending via Kasu flows to the Delegate of the Lending Strategy chosen to originate and manage loans to End Borrowers, which comprise creditworthy 'real-world' businesses. These business loans are underpinned by real-world cash flows and security structuring. Delegates originate Business Lending Opportunities according to their own credit due diligence policies and manage all loan servicing, credit risk, covenant reporting, repayments, recovery action, exercising their security (collateral) position etc.

This is all disclosed within the Overview and Details tabs of each Lending Strategy, including a full detailed overview in the Strategy Decks provided, which can be downloaded via the Overview tab. Delegates may take security (collateral) over End Borrowers as a means of recovering funds (if possible) in the event of losses. They may also use a Tranching structure to set ranking priority claims to the recovery of funds (if any) in the event of losses.

Apxium - Kasu's technology partner and launch Delegate - currently offers three Lending Strategies with the following credit frameworks and security structuring.

Lending Strategy 1: Professional Fee Funding

Lending Strategy 2: Whole Ledger Funding

Lending Strategy 3: Taxation Funding