MLex: EU market participants, including data repositories, rating agencies, industry associations, supervisors and research institutions, have been invited to provide feedback on the functioning of the current EU securitisation framework. This targeted consultation, which is open until 4 December 2024, follows a recent call by EU member states to ‘relaunch the European securitisation market’. The consultation covers a wide range of issues, including supervision, due-diligence requirements and the scope of application of the securitisation regulation.
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