IACPM provides feedback to the European Commission and co-legislators about the EU Securitisation Package proposal of June 17.
IACPM Responds to the European Commission on amendments to the Solvency II delegated regulation
The IACPM has submitted a response to the European Commission call for feedback on amendments to the Solvency II delegated regulation.
Independent Academic Paper – Insurance-based Credit Risk Transfer
This independent academic policy paper is providing insights on the opportunities and challenges of growing the European insurance market on synthetic securitisations.
IACPM Announces Standard Terminology – Credit Risk Insurance
IACPM, with the help of our member firms, has worked to establish a standard terminology for the universe of credit protections offered by insurance companies.
In 2024, Private Risk Sharing through securitization increased by 37% in the EU and 16% globally
The IACPM released the results of its annual Global SRT Bank Survey on risk sharing transactions executed by banks through synthetic on balance-sheet securitizations.
Generative AI, AI, and Advanced Analytics for Credit Risk
For many banks and financial institutions, Gen AI has moved beyond concept to become a strategic priority, with tangible steps already in motion.
New Tariff Threats Aside, Outlook for Credit Defaults and Spreads Improves Globally in Latest IACPM Survey
Despite new tariff threats, which are mostly aimed at Asia, the credit outlook has improved globally, according to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook survey.
Independent Academic Paper Compares Use of Insurance-Based Credit Risk Transfers Globally
The regulatory treatment of insurers’ credit protections on tranches of SRT securitisations is currently under review in the main jurisdictions, to enable banks sharing risk with both capital markets investors and (re)insurance providers of credit protection.
Views on Securitisation in the EU
As a bridge between banking and capital or reinsurance markets, securitisation is a key tool to advance the Savings and Investment Union in the EU.
Possibly Facing Some Level of New Tariffs, Credit Portfolio Managers Forecast Rising Defaults and Wider Credit Spreads
Members of the IACPM, responding to the latest IACPM Credit Outlook Survey on the eve of new US tariffs, say credit spreads will widen and defaults will rise globally.