Public support for securitisation as part of the financing of the dual transformation continues: Paris Europlace has published a report on the role of securitisations in financing the EU agenda. After a French working group chaired by Christian Noyer published its final report on revitalising the Capital Markets Union in spring (see TSI kompakt of
Noyer Group publishes report on revitalising the Capital Markets Union – securitisation central element
The Noyer Group published its final report on April 25. The working group, chaired by Christian Noyer, former Vice President of the ECB, was initiated by French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire. At the beginning of the year, it was entrusted with the task of developing proposals for the revitalisation of the Capital Markets Union.
Academic View – Uneven Regulatory Playing Field in Securitisations
The research paper by Thomas Papadogiannis Varouchakis critically assesses the European securitisation market, particularly the effects of regulatory discrepancies that have impeded its recovery post-Global Financial Crisis (GFC). The key findings and recommendations from the paper highlight the challenges and propose solutions to revitalize this market, which is crucial for financial diversification and stability in
Critical review of the impracticable reporting requirements for securitisations in the EU
The study by Oliva Hauet, Principal Economist at ECB, delves into the intricate and disjointed nature of reporting obligations pertaining to securitization matters within the EU financial system. It underscores the fragmented reporting landscape, characterized by diverse entities and templates, resulting in elevated costs and jeopardized data quality. The deficiency in technical and semantic integration
Final report “German Securitisation Platform” published
The economy is facing a historic challenge: the transition towards a sustainable and digital future. The accompanying need for financing is enormous and it will be crucial to success to mobilise these necessary funds. Particularly in Germany’s SME-dominated economic structure with its three pillars of the banking market, securitisations can and must make an important
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