We specialize in various aspects of the Debenture Trustee services, our flagship product. It encapsulates effective handling of security creation within stipulated time, settlement of clearances & investor complaints, on behalf
Most of the Indian lenders viz NBFCs, Banks & Financial Institutions prefer to appoint a Security Trusteeship when they lend to corporates for projects ranging from their own Capex, to even Infrastructure Projects like Power
Security Trusteeship is a contractual arrangement amongst Borrower, Lenders and the Trustee. This arrangement is established by executing a document called Security Trustee Agreement (STA).
When you as a company securitize some of your specific receivables to a Special Purpose Vehicle (“SPV”) you need to appoint a Trustee. We perform the role of a Trustee for the asset classes
One of the common transactions we come across in today’s market is Loan against Shares. In this kind of a product a lender (typically a Bank or an NBFC) lends against adequate collateral.
We act as a facilitator between the lenders and the borrowers. The agency services depend upon the transaction structure but mainly includes the following:
A lot of activity has been picking up in the AIF segment in India as the Investment inflows increase from the overseas jurisdictions into India. A lot of money has been sitting on the sidelines as well
Under the new Companies Act, 2013, appointment of deposit trustee is mandatory for corporates (both public and private) raising secured deposits from individuals, partnerships and HUFs.
Safe keeping services are one of the additional services we provide at Beacon. Clients can safely keep their valuable documents, deeds, certificates etc. with Beacon in fire proof safe custody which is under
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) and Infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) are the latest form of Investment Trusts under the local framework (India’s very own framework for Business Trusts) that have been approved by SEBI.
A typical process of asset securitization involves sale of specific receivables to a Special Purpose Vehicle ("SPV"). While globally different forms of entities are used as SPVs, in India trusts make up the most popular form of SPV structure.
