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Driving to Success via Securitisation

by Jochen Stich, Group Treasurer, Porsche Holding GmbH

Porsche’s traditional source of funds was mainly bilateral loans from Austrian banks; the shareholder structure means that the possibility of using capital market instruments is restricted. However, Austria’s high market share plus natural growth in Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Croatia and Romania requires a high degree of liquidity, and the appetite for external liquidity is larger than the local market could satisfy.

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