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Gryphon Capitalome Trust

Gryphon Capitalome Trust is a listed investment trust focused on providing investors with consistent monthly income streams and capital preservation through exposure to Australian residential mortgage-backed securities and asset-backed securities. Managed by Barings Asset-Based Finance Australia, formerly Gryphon Capital Investments, the trust invests across the domestic securitisation market, including prime and non-conforming residential mortgage loans as well as private warehouse facilities. The portfolio targets absolute returns through investments spanning senior investment-grade notes to below-investment-grade tranches, leveraging disciplined credit analysis and active portfolio management to navigate consumer credit and property market dynamics.

Snapshot

Public AUOwnership
2018Year founded
0Employees
Fortitude Valley, AustraliaHead office
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Operations

Products and/or services of Gryphon Capitalome Trust

  • Prime Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities: Investments in Australian prime RMBS notes backed by first-ranking residential mortgages originated by major Australian banks and financial institutions, providing floating-rate interest income with senior credit protection.
  • Non-Conforming Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities: Allocations to non-conforming RMBS tranches yielding higher income spreads, backed by loans to self-employed borrowers or nontraditional applicants with lower loan-to-value ratios and strict underlying underwriting criteria.
  • Asset-Backed Securities: Investment in Australian securitised debt structures collateralised by consumer loan portfolios, motor vehicle credit receivables, commercial equipment leases, and small-business loans, generating diversified floating-rate interest income across varied economic sectors.
  • Private Warehouse Facilities: Provision of short-term revolving credit and warehouse funding to non-bank financial institutions to finance loan origination prior to public securitisation term issuance, earning elevated risk-adjusted floating yields.
  • Subordinated Debt and Capital Structure Investments: Targeted exposure to mezzanine and junior tranches within domestic securitisation structures, capturing higher yield spreads while managing downside risk through loan-level credit analysis and subordination buffers.
  • Active Portfolio and Liquidity Management: Strategic cash allocation and secondary market trading of liquid residential mortgage-backed notes to optimize yield, manage interest rate duration, and maintain liquidity for regular monthly distribution payouts.