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Dedicated to helping the economy grow by safely enabling greater credit access to industry, consumers and investors.
A Stronger Framework for European Securitization Will Support Growth for All
In his latest blog post, SFA CEO Michael Bright encourages EU and UK policy makers to simplify and modernize their securitization regulations to unlock capital for businesses and families and spur economic growth.
SFA Conflict of Interest Resource Hub
Our SFA Conflict of Interest Resource Hub aggregates key materials to keep you informed on this critical issue, along with insights from our members to provide diverse perspectives and valuable commentary.
Upcoming Events
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SFAcademy: The Bootcamp Series
SFAcademy is an educational program for professionals in structured finance. Through the Bootcamp Series, members can explore the essentials of securitization and asset classes with real-life examples, delivered in accessible, bi-weekly sessions.
Research Corner
SFA Research Corner: From HP IIc to Agentic AI: Why Agentic AI Feels Like the Future of Securitization
October 2, 2025
In the early 1990s, ABS surveillance meant hand-calculating metrics on an HP IIc calculator, deal by deal, report by report. Today, the data deluge makes that manual approach impossible — and the industry is entering a third wave of innovation. Agentic AI promises to take structured finance beyond precision and scale to continuity and autonomy,Continue reading “Homepage”
SFA News
Europe’s Securitization Revival
Europe is once again turning to securitization as a tool for growth. With new reforms underway, the European Commission plans to streamline disclosure rules, lower…
Missed Auto Loan Payments on the Rise
Consumers across the credit spectrum are struggling to make car payments. Delinquencies for subprime auto loan borrowers climbed to nearly 6.5 percent in January and remained elevated…
Office Defaults in NYC Cause Uptick in CMBS Delinquencies
The double-digit rise in commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) delinquencies for September was mainly due to two office building loan defaults in Manhattan. New 60-day-plus delinquencies rose by…
Regional Banks Write off Loans
After a series of bankruptcies and fraud cases, regional banks have been writing off bad loans over the course of the last two weeks, which…
Canada to Invest More Domestically
The Canadian government, in response to a weakening business environment and U.S. tariffs, wants to make changes to facilitate greater Canadian pension investments into Canadian…
