
Disclosure and Reporting
A strong disclosure regime and resulting transparency allows for greater investor understanding of and confidence in specific securities.

Overview
Enhanced transparency has become a key focus for the securitization industry in order to improve investor confidence and expand the investor base. A consistent and standard securitization structuring and reporting framework is critically important within this effort.
Publications & Resources
SFA Builds Consensus on Equipment, Auto Dealer Floorplan and Credit Card ABS Disclosure
June 23, 2015
News
Structured Finance Association Applauds SEC’s Rule 192 No-Action Relief
WASHINGTON, May 19, 2025 – The Structured Finance Association, a leading trade association representing the structured finance and securitization industry, welcomes the Securities and Exchange…
Some BNPL Lenders to Report to Credit Bureaus
Certain Buy-Now, Pay-Later (BNPL) lenders are beginning to report to credit bureaus. Affirm – one of the largest BNPL lenders – will begin reporting to…
Federal Court Rules on Challenge to Corporate Transparency Act, Declaring it Unconstitutional
Judge Liles C. Burke of the U.S. District Court in Huntsville, AL ruled on March 1st that the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which was intended…
Treasury Urges Insurers to Manage and Disclose Climate-Related Risks
In an extensive report released on June 27, the U.S. Department of Treasury called on insurers and state regulators to ramp up their efforts to…
Fed’s Pilot Program for Climate-Related Stress Tests—Six-Month Deadline for Six Bank Participants
Fed’s Pilot Program for Climate-Related Stress Tests—Six-Month Deadline for Six Bank Participants Participants in the Federal Reserve’s climate stress test pilot program—Bank of America, Citigroup,…