Real estate securitizations offer new opportunities for financing Italian companies, providing a dynamic alternative to traditional bank credit access and allowing businesses to raise liquidity without permanently selling their assets. By converting real estate assets into bond instruments, companies can diversify their liquidity sources and manage their real estate portfolios more efficiently, while mitigating the risks typically associated with the direct sale of properties. The introduction of the 7.2 model has simplified the process while maintaining a high level of flexibility, making it more attractive to investors and offering financing options for medium to large-scale transactions.