An executive of Japan's largest banking group, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, said in an interview that the group plans to expand its securitization business globally, focusing on North America, and will increase the number of employees in this field by about 25%. MUFG is already involved in securitized products backed by assets such as credit card accounts receivable and car loans. However, these products are often highly liquid, have many competitors, and profit margins are affected. The bank plans to target non-traditional asset classes such as aircraft and data centers to differentiate its business and increase profit margins. Fumitaka Nakahama, head of MUFG's Global Corporate and Investment Banking Group, said: “We are launching securitized products, such as CloS, which target assets formed through project financing, particularly data centers.”

An executive of Japan's largest banking group, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, said in an interview that the group plans to expand its securitization business globally, focusing on North America, and will increase the number of employees in this field by about 25%. MUFG is already involved in securitized products backed by assets such as credit card accounts receivable and car loans. However, these products are often highly liquid, have many competitors, and profit margins are affected. The bank plans to target non-traditional asset classes such as aircraft and data centers to differentiate its business and increase profit margins. Fumitaka Nakahama, head of MUFG's Global Corporate and Investment Banking Group, said: “We are launching securitized products, such as CloS, which target assets formed through project financing, particularly data centers.”