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European regulator U-turns on synthetic securitisations

Deals with use-it-or-lose-it mechanism can qualify for capital relief, EBA policy expert says

European Banking Authority
Volte-face: EBA set to reverse earlier policy on "use it or lose it" for excess spread

The European Banking Authority looks set to ditch a proposal that would have prevented banks using a popular form of credit enhancement in synthetic securitisations from qualifying for capital relief on the underlying assets.

The issue concerns excess spread – the surplus difference between the yield on the securitised assets and the interest paid to investors. This is used to cover the expected

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