The EBA has responded positively to a request from the Italian securitiy markets authority Consob (which is also the competent authority in Italy under the Securitisation Regulation with regard to STS). Consob had proposed a deviation from the requirements of Article 26e(10) of the Securitisation Regulation for Italian banks. This decision could have a positive
Securitisation Regulation
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
Article 44 Consultation – joint opinion with the German Banking Industry Committee
Together with German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC), TSI has submitted a response to the ESAs’ Article 44 consultation (see TSI compact article dated 12 December 2023). The joint drafting of the opinion with TSI’s partners and further cooperation with the German banking industry enabled extensive feedback to be consolidated with broad coverage of the German
Is the Securitisation Regulation functioning? Joint Committee asks for feedback by the end of January 2024
At the beginning of 2024, the Joint Committee of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) will once again examine the functionality of the Securitisation Regulation. The ESA reports are important guides: The first report on the EU Securitisation Regulation in accordance with Article 44 was published in May 2021 (see TSI kompakt). The European Commission’s report on
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