The Regulatory Technical Standard (“RTS”) on performance-related triggers for synthetic STS securitisations will enter into force on 11 April, following its publication in the official journal of the European Union on 22 March. This finalises the rules regarding the point at which synthetic securitisations must switch from pro-rata to sequential amortisation. These rules serve to
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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
SFDR and Securitisations – Long Time No See
On 4 December, the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) published their final report on the Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) of the Delegated Regulation supplementing the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR). The final report is a revision of the draft RTS from April 2023 (see TSI kompakt of 17 April 2023). In it, the ESAs propose adding
ESAs publishes final Draft RTS for ESG disclosures for STS securitisations
The ESAs published their final report together with the final Draft RTS on the disclosure of sustainability factors for STS securitisations on 25 May. This was prompted by the 2020 Capital Market Relief Package, which called on the EBA to explore how technical standards for ESG disclosure of TST securitisations could be designed (see TSI kompakt of
TSI joins Letter to the EU Commission on securitisation regulation
Securitisation can make an important contribution to financing the digital and sustainable transformation in Europe. This requires a secure, but at the same time deep and liquid securitisation market. The European Commission’s report of 10 October notes: around 80% of the market participants surveyed consider that the EU Securitisation Regulation has not contributed to improving the securitisation