Securitization is a financial technique used to raise additional financial resources that is increasingly widespread in the financial landscape. Its use as a tool for raising funds and as an alternative source of income has grown significantly in recent years, both in the private and public sectors, becoming a major component of the so-called "shadow banking system." (Consob definition)

Technically, debt securitization is a process through which one or more undivided and illiquid financial assets capable of generating cash flows, such as bank loans, are "transformed" into divided and saleable assets, namely, bonds called Asset-Backed Securities (ABS).

In this context, Green Gap is able to provide structuring and loan assignment services through securitization vehicles, matching credit supply and demand.

Green Gap has established important relationships with high-level partners in the areas of servicing, legal structuring, and placement of notes to institutional investors, and is therefore able to handle loan assignments in various industrial and commercial sectors.