IACPM responds to the EBA on the Guidelines on the STS criteria for on-balance sheet securitisation
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Global Recession Risk Remains High According to Latest IACPM Survey
Respondents to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey overwhelmingly expect global economies to fall into recession either later this year or sometime in 2024.
IACPM Members Forecast Continued Global Credit Deterioration
Respondents to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey point to several major concerns in forecasting continued global credit deterioration and the strong possibility for a recession by the end of the year.
IACPM responds to the PRA Final Implementation of Basel Standards Consultation
IACPM has submitted a letter on the proposed Basel rules in the UK.
IACPM responds to the SEC consultation on Prohibition Against Conflicts of Interest in Certain Securitisations
IACPM has submitted a letter that highlights many of the same risks that our 2011 response letter and meetings addressed.
IACPM Credit Outlook Survey Strongly Forecasts Rising Corporate Defaults Globally Over the Next 12 Months; No Region Will Be Spared; Timing Remains Elusive
Respondents to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey overwhelmingly forecast rising corporate defaults globally over the next 12 months.
IACPM Participated in a Joint Association Letter on Securitisation Regulation
IACPM has cosigned a securitisation letter with various associations that is focused on Article 5(1)(e) of the Securitisation Regulation.
IACPM Issues a Joint Letter on EU Securitisation Framework
IACPM has co-signed a securitisation market letter highlighting the importance of securitisation to the European economy.
IACPM responds to the European Banking Authority
The IACPM provided comments to the European Banking Authority (EBA) on the draft technical standards on homogeneity of underlying exposures in simple, transparent and standardised securitisations.
IACPM responds to the European Banking Authority
The IACPM submitted a response letter to the European Banking Authority on Synthetic Excess Spread.