As part of the market-led initiative of TSI, AFME and EDW, the fifth European Benchmark Exercise (EBE) Report was published today as of 30 June 2023. The aim of the EBE is to increase market transparency for private true sale securitisations in the EU and UK. These include both ABCP and balance sheet-financed transactions. Synthetic
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Fourth Report of the European Benchmark Exercise published – Market data for ABCP and private non-ABCP securitisations
As part of the market-led initiative by TSI, AFME and EDW, the fourth European Benchmark Exercise (EBE) Report as of 31 December 2022 was published today. The report contains aggregated data on over 500 securitisation exposures provided on a voluntary basis by 12 banks from 6 countries. The objective of the European Benchmark Exercise is
TSI & GBIC submit response on ESMA’s consultation on disclosure templates / Joint Bank Reporting Committee (JBRC) before foundation
Together with the German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC), TSI has responded to ESMA’s consultation on disclosure templates, which ended last Friday, 15 March 2024 (see also TSI compact article of 8 January 2024). The response was developed in close cooperation with TSI stakeholders and emphasises the following points in particular: Key contents of the TSI
New homogeneity RTS comes into force
The new RTS on homogeneity was published in the official journal of the European Union on 15 February and will therefore enter into force on 6 March 2024. In addition to non-ABCP and ABCP transactions, the RTS now also includes synthetic on-balance-sheet transactions. In terms of content, the RTS is similar to the final draft
ESMA publishes analysis of the European securitisation market – caution with interpretations of data
ESMA has analysed the European securitisation market. The analysis focuses mainly on Public ABS issued since the introduction of the Securitisation Regulation in 2019; “UK securitisations” are not taken into account. ESMA is well-aware that a generalisation of results of their analysis is rather limited due to this technically detailed consideration of a specific segment
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