APSA was founded in Hong Kong in 2006 to promote the efficient growth and development of structured finance and securitisation throughout the Asia-Pacific region, and to advocate the interests and serve the needs of the structured finance industry. In 2019, APSA expanded to Singapore.
APSA seeks to be a provide a platform for the views of the industry to be communicated to policy makers, regulators, standards-setters, market participants and investors. Our membership consists of various participants of the regional structured finance industry, including regulators, investors, originators, banks, trustees, rating agencies, accountants, lawyers, academics and students. Our nominal membership fee ensures APSA retains a wide and independent membership representation across the structured finance industry. APSA collaborates closely with other organisations with similar interests, including ASIFMA, ASF, CSF, HKIB, HKSI, IMN, IFLR and TMA (with corresponding benefits to our members).
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