Legislation Comment: The EU’s Attempt for a High-Quality Securitisation Market: A Success Story?

Q2 Social Sciences

European Business Law Review Pub Date : 2022-10-01 DOI:10.54648/eulr2022041

K. Byttebier, Jolien De Troyer

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Abstract

This Comment discusses the new regulatory framework for securitisation operations in the European Union. In 2017, the EU adopted two Regulations to support the securitisation market: Regulation 2017/2402, also known as the ‘Securitisation Regulation’, and Regulation 2017/2401, also known as the ‘Securitisation Prudential Regulation’. These regulations introduced the so-called ‘STS-requirements’, being requirements for simple, transparent, and standardised securitisations that are considered of high quality in the securitisation market. The aim of this article is to assess whether the EU’s attempt for establishing a high-quality securitisation market has been successful and to identify which problems remain after said attempts for installing a more flexible regulatory framework. Securitisation, European Union, STS, Regulation 2017/2401, Regulation 2017/2402, simplicity, transparency, standardisation, high quality securitisations

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立法评论:欧盟对高质量证券化市场的尝试:一个成功的故事?

本评论讨论了欧盟证券化运营的新监管框架。2017年，欧盟通过了两项支持证券化市场的法规：第2017/2402号法规，也称为“证券化法规”，第2017/2401号法规，也称为“证券审慎监管”。这些规定引入了所谓的“STS要求”，即对证券化市场中被认为是高质量的简单、透明和标准化证券化的要求。本文的目的是评估欧盟建立高质量证券化市场的尝试是否成功，并确定在上述尝试建立更灵活的监管框架后仍存在哪些问题。证券化、欧盟、STS、第2017/2401号法规、第2017-2402号法规、简单性、透明度、标准化、高质量证券化

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