Concerns regarding a possible recession remain high in Europe and the United Kingdom. Respondents are more optimistic regarding Asia and North America
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IACPM Provides Member Feedback in Response to the ESMA Securitisation Disclosure Template Consultation
ESMA has consulted with the industry for views on the Disclosure Templates used in securitisation deals.
IACPM Responds to BCBS Consultation: Disclosure of Climate-Related Financial Risks
The IACPM responded to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) consultative document: Disclosure of climate-related financial risks.
IACPM Responds to the PRA Consultation on Securitisation: Capital Requirements
The IACPM responds to the PRA's Discussion Paper DP3/23 - Securitisation: Capital Requirements.
IACPM Submits an Individual and Joint Letter to US Agencies
The IACPM has submitted an individual and joint letter with ITFA to the US Agencies on the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the Regulatory Capital Rule: Large Banking Organizations and Banking Organizations with Significant Trading Activity.
Building a Robust Chain of Synthetic Risk Transfers in the US
Recently, several positions have been taken in the press or in letters to the US Agencies, urging the federal regulators to scrutinize the risks associated with synthetic securitizations allowing banks to reduce their capital requirements.
Expectations for Rising Defaults and Wider Credit Spreads Ease in Latest IACPM Survey But Remain High
Many survey participants in the newest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey believe the euphoria seen in global financial markets the last two months of 2023 was overdone.
IACPM Responds to the PRA and FCA Consultation Papers
IACPM is pleased to respond to the PRA’s Consultation Paper CP15/23 and the FCA’s Consultation Paper 23/17.
IACPM receives Honourable Mention at SCI Capital Relief Trade Awards
The IACPM, in recognition of its SRT regulator-investor roundtables, was very pleased to have received an Honourable Mention in the Innovation of the Year category at this year's Structured Credit Investor Capital Relief Trades Awards.
IACPM Survey Respondents See Limited Credit Problems Currently but Expect Higher Defaults and Wider Spreads
Responding to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey as 10-year US Treasury yields were surging higher and before an unexpectedly strong US employment report was released or war in Israel broke out, participants forecast the worst is yet to come in terms of credit problems.