UK securitisation reforms trump EU’s, say market players
Originators and investors could find UK securitised assets easier to deal with after tandem reviews
UK rule-makers have outdone their European Union counterparts in revising rules governing their securitised debt markets, according to panellists at the International Capital Market Association’s annual general meeting.
“It’s a very different story in the EU reforms and the UK reforms,” said Maria Green, a senior regulatory adviser at A&O Shearman.
Both the EU and UK are seeking to revive their
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