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Indirect IP Securitization In today’s knowledge-driven economy, Intellectual Property (IP) assets such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, have become one of the most valuable assets of many companies. As the importance of IP has grown, so has the need for innovative ways to monetize these assets. One such method is the indirect securitization of IP through a trust or a company. Indirect Intellectual Property Securitization (IPS) is a financial process where IP assets are bundled together and sold to a trust or a company known as a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). The SPV, in turn, issues securities backed by these IP assets and sells them to investors. The

Direct Securitization Intellectual Property (IP) assets, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and even trade secrets, have become the lifeblood of numerous organizations. While these intangible assets have traditionally been kept within the company, a novel financial technique is emerging that allows firms to leverage their IP – direct Intellectual Property Securitization (IPS) via pass-through securities. Understanding Direct Intellectual Property Securitization Direct IPS is an innovative financial mechanism where IP assets are converted into tradable securities without the use of a special purpose vehicle (SPV), as is typical in traditional (indirect) securitization. Here, companies issue securities directly to investors. These securities, termed pass-through securities, enable investors to receive a pro-rata share of

知的財産 (IP) は、多くの企業、特にテクノロジー、製薬、エンターテインメントなどの知識集約型産業で事業を展開する企業にとって、最も価値のある資産の 1 つとして浮上しています。今日、私たちは IP を活用する革新的なアプローチ、知的財産証券化 (IPS) を目撃しています。