TSI kompakt

Publications

15. April 2025

EU Commission consults hurdles to capital markets integration against the background of the SIU – securitisations only mentioned in passing

The European Commission is currently focusing on the implementation of the Savings and Investment Union (SIU), see TSI kompakt from 20 March. Against this background, it published a comprehensive consultation on 15 April, which asks the market about hurdles to the integration of European capital markets. The consultation is aimed in particular at market participants

Regulatory Update

4. April 2025

Green light for European Green Bonds: The first External Reviewers can get started

The European Green Bond Regulation (EuGB) has been in force since 21 December 2024. The standard mandates the review of relevant green bonds – including public ABS – by an independent External Reviewer supervised by ESMA. An External Reviewer conducts a pre- and post-issuance review as well as a review of impact reports.(see also TSI

Publications

31. March 2025

“Have Your Say” for the EU consultation on securitisation

After the consultation on the European securitisation markets back in December 2024, the European Commission has now invited all stakeholders to participate in the Call for Evidence, the so called “Have Your Say”. In our response published today, we have focussed especially on one fundamental question: Which role shall banks play in securitisations? And it

Comments and statements

31. March 2025

Private Disclosure Templates – TSI responds to ESMA consultation together with GBIC, Leaseurope and Eurofinas

The TSI has responded to the ESMA consultation on a simplified private disclosure template in cooperation with its partners and stakeholders as well as with the German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC). We are very pleased that Leaseurope and Eurofinas have also joined our response, giving it even broader and Europe-wide support. Good approach – shortcomings

Publications

31. March 2025

ESAs publish new Article 44 report on the functioning of the Securitisation Regulation

The Joint Committee (JC) of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) has published the “Article 44 Report”, which reports every three years on the functioning of the Securitisation Regulation (SECR). Against the background of the European Commission’s forthcoming legislative proposals on securitisation regulation, the report makes specific reference to possible legislative changes. The findings and recommendations