15.30 – 17.00 CET | Registration & networking from 15.00
SPA30 Studio, Rue de Spa 30, Brussels, 1000
Registration opening soon!
Discussion Points
Will the Commission’s reforms succeed in making EU securitisation more attractive and competitive, or are deeper changes needed?
Will the proposed reduction of capital charges under the Capital Requirements Regulation(CRR) for senior tranches and “resilient securitisations” boost issuance while preserving financial stability?
How will changes to the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) treatment of securitisations affect banks’ willingness to hold these instruments?
Will streamlined reporting and due diligence requirements meaningfully reduce compliance costs, or do they risk lowering transparency for investors?
Can the adjustments to the homogeneity test and the Simple, Transparent and Standardised (STS) framework truly unlock securitisation as a financing tool for SMEs?
How will the broader definition of “public securitisation” impact issuers and investors, and does it risk pushing activity outside EU markets?
To what extent will the EU reforms improve global competitiveness, especially compared to the US, while ensuring alignment with international standards?
As requirements are simplified, what supervisory and enforcement framework is needed to ensure investor confidence?
