On 11 November, the European Central Bank published its assessment of the European Commission’s legislative proposals to revive the securitisation markets. Both the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament had asked the ECB for its opinion, and the publication had been expected since the beginning of October. Against the backdrop of the
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Adjustments to Solvency II in the Context of the Savings and Investments Union
The EU aims, through the Savings and Investments Union (SIU), to channel capital flows more effectively into productive investments and to promote cross-border financial activities. A central component of this initiative is the adjustment of Solvency II. Since 2016, Solvency II has regulated the capital requirements of European insurers. It is considered particularly restrictive in
8th Report of the European Benchmark Exercise – The ABCP market is growing again
As part of the market-led initiative of TSI, AFME and EDW, the eighth European Benchmark Exercise (EBE) Report was published today as of 31 December 2024. The aim of the EBE is to increase market transparency for private true sale securitisations in the EU and the UK. These include both ABCP and balance sheet-financed transactions.
TSI Responds to LCR Consultation Together with GBIC, Leaseurope and Eurofinas
TSI and the German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC), together with Leaseurope and Eurofinas, have responded to the European Commission’s consultation on the new draft Delegated Regulation on the LCR, which closed today (see also TSI kompakt of 17 June). The Commission’s proposal was assessed positively overall, as it addresses key market concerns. The planned opening
European Commission publishes legislative proposals on securitisations
Today, the European Commission published legislative proposals to strengthen the securitisation markets in Europe. The package includes not only the announced amendments to the EU Securitisation Regulation (SECR) and the relevant parts of the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR), but also the delegated acts on the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR). The proposals on the SECR and