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The Third Asset From the Same Sponsor: How Origination Compounds

*Understanding the compounding benefits of repeat deal flow in asset origination can reveal significant efficiencies and cost savings over time.*

By Anshul Raj Garg · Co-Founder & CEO, ALTXRA

Repeat deal flow can significantly enhance the economics of asset origination. When a sponsor brings multiple assets to a platform like ALTXRA, the process for each subsequent asset becomes increasingly efficient. This efficiency is not just theoretical; it is measurable in terms of reduced diligence hours, lower onboarding costs, and faster speed to issuance.

Efficiency Gains in Diligence Hours

With each new asset from the same sponsor, the diligence process becomes progressively streamlined. The first asset requires a comprehensive review to establish the sponsor's credibility, understand the asset's specifics, and verify all relevant documents. However, for the second, third, and subsequent assets, much of this groundwork has already been laid. As a result, diligence hours can decrease markedly, sometimes by as much as 30-50% with each new asset.

This reduction stems from the ability to reuse previously gathered data and insights, allowing teams to focus only on new or altered information. Over time, this leads to a substantial decrease in the time and resources required per asset, enhancing overall efficiency.

Cost Per Asset Onboarded

The economic benefits of repeat deal flow are perhaps most clearly seen in the decreasing cost per asset onboarded. The initial setup costs, which include legal, compliance, and technical onboarding efforts, are amortised over several assets. By the time a sponsor is onboarding their third or fifth asset, the cost per asset can be significantly reduced.

Illustratively, if the initial onboarding of an asset costs $50,000, subsequent assets from the same sponsor might see costs fall to $35,000 or even $25,000 due to efficiencies gained through repeated collaboration. This reduction is crucial for the long-term sustainability and scalability of any platform focused on tokenized infrastructure.

Reuse of Documents and Counterparty Data

One of the key advantages of ongoing sponsor relationships is the ability to reuse documents and counterparty data. Legal documents, compliance reports, and other essential paperwork can often be adapted from previous deals, saving significant time and effort. This reusability not only speeds up the process but also reduces the risk of errors, as the documents have been vetted and approved in prior instances.

For example, once a legal framework is established for a sponsor, it often needs only minor adjustments to be applicable to new assets. This ensures that legal processes are not reinvented with each transaction, but rather refined and improved.

Speed to Issuance

The speed at which an asset can be brought to market is crucial for both sponsors and platforms. With each new asset from the same sponsor, the issuance process becomes faster. Initial delays often encountered during the first asset’s onboarding, such as establishing communication protocols or setting up technical integrations, are bypassed in subsequent deals.

While the first asset might have taken several months to reach issuance, the second and third could see timelines halved. This rapid issuance capability is a competitive advantage, allowing platforms to respond quickly to market demands and sponsor needs.

The Compounding Effect Over Time

The benefits of repeat deal flow compound significantly over time. As the relationship deepens, both the sponsor and the platform gain a deeper understanding of each other’s requirements and processes. This mutual familiarity reduces friction and fosters a smoother operational flow.

These efficiencies create a compelling economic moat, as the cost savings and speed improvements become more pronounced with each new asset onboarded. For platforms like ALTXRA, which are focused on tokenizing community infrastructure, these compounding benefits are pivotal in building a robust and scalable model.

While each sponsor relationship begins with significant groundwork, the potential for exponential efficiency gains makes repeat deal flow an invaluable aspect of asset origination. For more insights on the intricacies of sponsor relationships and deal sourcing, consider reading our detailed comparison of sponsor pipeline versus cold sourcing.

Note: This content is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security or token. ALTXRA is currently pre-licence.

Key takeaways

  • Repeat deal flow enhances asset origination efficiency over time.
  • Diligence hours can decrease by up to 50% with each new asset.
  • Cost per asset onboarded decreases due to amortised initial setup costs.
  • Documents and counterparty data can often be reused, reducing error risks.
  • Speed to issuance improves significantly with each subsequent asset.

Frequently asked questions

What is repeat deal flow?

Repeat deal flow refers to the process of a sponsor bringing multiple assets to the same platform for tokenization or investment. It allows for efficiencies and cost savings over time.

How does repeat deal flow affect diligence hours?

As sponsor relationships deepen, the diligence process for each new asset becomes more efficient, often reducing the time required by 30-50% due to reusable data and insights.

Why is cost per asset onboarded important?

Lowering the cost per asset onboarded enhances the economic viability of a platform, making it more competitive and sustainable in the long term.

How does repeat deal flow impact speed to issuance?

With established processes and relationships, the speed to issuance for subsequent assets can be significantly faster, sometimes halving the time required compared to the first asset.

Anshul Raj Garg — Co-Founder & CEO, ALTXRA

Anshul Raj Garg, Co-Founder & CEO of ALTXRA. Private banker turned serial entrepreneur; 20+ years across Citibank India, Julius Baer and JM Financial Services; board of Neo Wealth & Asset Management; MBA, IIT Kanpur.

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