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German industry gears up to oppose CLN ban

German Derivatives Association argues ban is unlawful

Bafin offices in Bonn
Bafin could face a court challenge to its proposed ban on credit-linked notes

A ban on the sale of retail credit-linked notes (CLNs) in Germany has been branded "crazy" and "contrary to the law" as industry stakeholders prepare to challenge the proposal in the courts.

The German financial regulator, Bafin, proposed the shutdown of the €6.3 billion market on July 28 and published a draft of its proposed General Administrative Act on the same day. The window for comments on

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