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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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
Green Bonds & Sustainable Securitisation
The recent agreement by the EU bodies on the principles of the European Green Bond Standard (view article TSI kompakt 10 March 2023) has put the spotlight on the current status of the market for green bonds & sustainable securitisation. Secured funding instruments such as securitisations have their own complexities when it comes to sustainability. […]
AFME, TSI and EDW publish the European Benchmark Exercise Report for H1-2022
AFME, TSI and EDW have today published the updated European Benchmark Exercise (EBE) Report which now includes the data for H1-2022. The EBE is a market-led initiative organised by AFME, EDW and TSI working together. The report provides aggregated transaction-level data gathered from 12 banks across 6 countries on a voluntary basis. Its purpose is
Bank management instruments for financing the transformation – “Active credit risk, capital and liquidity management: An analysis of asset-based instruments”
The transformation of the economy towards sustainability and digitalisation requires triple-digit billions of euros in investments by German businesses every year. In countries with financial systems like Germany, this poses a particular challenge for banks as the key financing partners of companies. Banks cannot take the complete risk or would need an unrealistically large amount
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