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26 June 2015

EBA(欧州銀行機構)、シンプルで透明性があり標準化された証券化商品に係る自己資本規制上の取り扱いに関する技術的助言の内容を公表


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The EC had requested the European Banking Authority to advise on criteria for identifying a prudentially sound securitisation market and its regulatory treatment. The EBA will deliver the opinion in July and this hearing is intended to give advance information of its findings to market participants.


The EBA advice on securitisation defines a series of criteria to identify simple standard and transparent term securitisation and asset-backed commercial paper transactions; one of the salient points is that capital charges foreseen by the 2014 Basel securitisation framework can be lowered for on qualifying securitisations to reflect their relative lower riskiness.

The EBA opinion specifies the conditions under which transactions could qualify for a differentiated treatment within this new international framework.

Presenting the findings at the hearing, Andrea Enria, Chairperson of the EBA explain that "the EBA fully supports a review of the regulatory securitisation framework, which would also be important in the light of the Commission's effort to create a Capital Markets Union" and added: "We hope and believe that our report will feed into this discussion".

The EBA explained that a qualifying securitisation framework in the EU should drive the development of a securitisation market that is sustainable and provides both issuers and investors with a more risk-sensitive regulatory treatment.

While these are seen as the conditions to widen long-term funding opportunities for the EU economy, the EBA also reminded that regulatory capital should be maintained well within the prudential perimeter foreseen by the new international standards.

Press release

EBA_technical advice on qualifying securitisation - Public hearing event



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