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EU proposed securitisation disclosure reforms: is the remedy worse than the affliction?
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At first glance, proposed reforms to the EU’s securitisation reporting regime such as a new template for private securitisations seem to offer a welcome simplification. However, under closer scrutiny, recommendations by the European Supervisory Authorities and the Commission’s proposed changes are more likely to offer administrative headaches than benefits. In this In Practice article, the authors look at what sell-side entities would need to consider if the reforms were to go ahead as proposed.
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