The phrase "assets to secure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, law, or business when discussing collateral or resources that can be used to guarantee a loan or obligation.
Example: "The bank requires assets to secure the loan before approving the application."
Alternatives: "collateral to guarantee" or "resources to back".
ADS contends that Blackstone could have put the $400 million it would have paid to ADS stockholders in U.S. Treasury securities and used those assets to secure the ADS Fund.
Secure the assets to secure happiness".
It also said it would raise $3 billion by borrowing and pledging assets to secure the loans.
When it bought the BMG publishing catalog in 2007, Universal had to sell more than $100 million in assets to secure the approval of the European Commission.
China has been buying Australian resource assets to secure supplies to fuel growth and is now showing interest in agricultural and food companies.
It's the same reason that bondholders buy debt in risky American companies that have pledged all of their assets to secure a syndicated loan.
The idea was that residents could eventually use their home as an asset to secure a loan for a small business, or to pay for better education for their children.
Chinese companies have acquired more than $94 billion worth of overseas energy assets since January 2009 to secure supplies to fuel expansion.
Although it used its pipeline assets last week to secure a $1 billion credit line, the company's ability to obtain additional financing is unclear to investors.
NEW YORK TIMES European Central Bank Said to Be Relaxing Rules for Collateral | Europe's central bank is set to ease the rules for the assets used to secure loans, in an effort to relieve strains on Spanish banks, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.
Insurance assets are held to secure policyholders' claims and are not supposed to be encumbered or pledged.
