One environment, before and after issuance.
PerfectCube runs a securitisation as a single controlled record: asset selection and eligibility, portfolio pricing, security design, SPV transfer, market execution, investor dashboards and the monitoring that has to continue for the life of the transaction.
Most securitisations are assembled twice.
Once in spreadsheets to get the deal away, and again — differently — every reporting period afterwards. The pool that was priced, the pool that was transferred and the pool that is being reported on drift apart, and the investor is the last to find out.
Six instruments. One record between them.
The claim on this page is that the transaction is held as a single object. So the object is drawn once, and every capability attaches to it — which is also how it behaves.
Pools are assembled by rule against the origination record, so eligibility is tested rather than asserted.
Cash flows, loss and prepayment assumptions and scenario outcomes are modelled against the pool that will actually transfer.
Tranche thickness, attachment points, credit enhancement and coverage tests are designed and tested before documentation.
Transfer, documentation and issuance are coordinated inside the same record the pool was built in.
Investors see pool composition, coverage and performance drawn from the record rather than from a period-end reconstruction.
Coverage tests, delinquency, stress and performance stay current for the life of the transaction.
Eight stages, one record.
The line between pre and post issuance is where most platforms stop. This one carries the same object across it.
Structure, tranching and coverage tests defined against the intended pool.
Eligible assets identified by rule from the live origination record.
Cash flows, assumptions and scenarios modelled on the selected pool.
Documentation, approvals and issuance coordinated within the applicable mandate.
Transfer executed and recorded against the same assets that were priced.
Placement to eligible investor segments through the authorised route.
Coverage tests, delinquency and performance tracked continuously after closing.
Scenario analysis and scheduled investor reporting produced from the record.
The structuring end of the platform.
PerfectCube is the software. TeamSec Capital executes the mandate within its applicable Capital Markets Board permissions — the distinction is a governance point, not a marketing one.
For an originator, an arranger, or a group that is both.
It can run over a portfolio originated elsewhere, and it is designed to be operated by the institution that owns the transaction.
A portfolio into a transaction
Carry an existing book into a controlled structuring and investor workflow, with the underwriting evidence attached.
One environment per deal
Pool, model, structure, documentation and reporting held together instead of scattered across a deal folder.
Tokenisation with Apex Group
Combined with Apex Group's operating infrastructure and digital-asset capability to support compliant tokenised asset-backed securities across multiple jurisdictions.
The ones that come up first.
Is PerfectCube the same as TeamSec Capital?
No, and the separation matters. PerfectCube is the platform that controls the transaction record. TeamSec Capital is the regulated business that structures, issues and distributes within its applicable Capital Markets Board permissions.
Can it work on assets we originated ourselves?
Yes. The eligibility and selection layer can read an external portfolio through defined interfaces. It works best where origination captured eligibility fields from the start, because then nothing has to be reconstructed.
What happens after issuance?
The same record continues: coverage tests, delinquency, performance, stress scenarios and scheduled investor reporting. That continuity is the reason the platform exists.
Does it support tokenised structures?
Through the collaboration with Apex Group, PerfectCube is combined with their operating infrastructure and digital-asset capability to support integrated securitisation and compliant tokenised asset-backed securities across multiple jurisdictions.
Bring a portfolio and a funding objective.
The first useful session is an eligibility test on real assets.