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EBA Consults on Draft Guidelines on Implicit Support for Securitisation Transactions
By Compliance Week2016-01-20T13:45:00
The European Banking Authority has launched a public consultation on draft guidelines on implicit support for securitisation transactions. The objective of the guidelines is to provide clarity on what constitutes arm’s length conditions and when a transaction is not structured to provide support for securitisations. The consultation runs until 20 ...
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