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Provisional greenlight for the EU’s new securitization framework

The skyline with the financial district and the old town with the Römer town hall in the foreground photographed from the cathedral on March 27, 2025 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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The European Parliament and Council of the EU reached a provisional political agreement to revamp the EU’s securitization market.

Securitization involves the pooling of illiquid assets, such as consumer credits or mortgages, held by banks and financial institutions, and packaging them into new products that are then made available to investors.

The approach allows lenders to spread some of the credit risk while freeing up capital for further lending

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