synthetic securitisation scheme
means a scheme whereby a special-purpose institution-
a)issues commercial paper to investors; and
b)uses the proceeds of such issuance primarily to obtain-
i)credit-risk exposure relating to-
A)an underlying asset;
B)a reference entity; or
C)a reference asset,

through the use of funded or unfunded credit-derivative instruments or guarantees, and

ii)assets that serve as collateral; and
c)makes payments primarily-
i)in respect of the commercial paper so issued; or
ii)to an institution acting in a secondary role,

which payments are made from-

A)the cash flows arising from the assets that serve as collateral; and
B)the fees andlor premium paid to the special-purpose institution by an institution acting as an originator, remote originator or repackager;