European Securitization Committee
Overview
The European Union has signaled a willingness to examine its regulations to make Europe’s securitization market more accessible to U.S. participants. SFA plans to raise awareness of the benefits to the European financial system of expanding securitization and will serve as a resource to E.U. policymakers as consider changes to their regulatory and disclosure regimes. This committee will oversee and help direct these efforts.
Committee Chair
News
EU Set to Delay New Bank Capital Rules
The European Commission is preparing legislation to temporarily offset increases in bank capital requirements from the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB), aiming to…
Bank of England Lowers Capital Requirements for U.K. Banks
On December 2, The Bank of England announced that it will be lowering capital requirements for U.K. banks from 14% to 13%, in an effort…
Europe’s Securitization Market Is Evolving – Here’s What Investors Are Watching
David Dwyer, SFA’s General Counsel, Policy and Regulatory Affairs, hosted Taggert Davis, Vice President, Government Affairs, EMEA at PGIM, and Edwin Wilches, Managing Director, Co-Head…
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…
Michael Bright & Andrew Bryan on European Securitization Reform
SFA CEO Michael Bright interviewed Andrew Bryan, Knowledge Director at Clifford Chance, to discuss the state of European securitization reform. Listen below. https://youtu.be/UckyLgysO9Y
