This SUERF note argues that the proposed Resilient label for STS securitisation might contribute to unlock risk sharing (SRT) on EU mortgages if two conditions are met.
The IACPM Global SRT Insurer Survey highlights
credit risk insurers supporting a broad range of
real-economy lending
In 2025, the composition of protected portfolios demonstrates that insurers support lending across several strategically important asset classes for commercial and development banks.
The Complementary Role of Unfunded Insurers vs. Funded Investors
Investment capital provided by capital markets and underwriting capital provided by insurance markets are not interchangeable.
Enhancing Risk Transfers: Synthetic vs. True Sale to Achieve SRT
True sale and synthetic SRTs are not as effective when a bank wants to achieve Significant Risk Transfer and release capital.
Clouds of Risk Hang Over Financial Markets and Global Economies
....but IACPM Outlook Survey respondents say a trigger leading to losses or a downturn is still unknown.
IACPM Responds to the US Basel Endgame Consultation
The IACPM submitted a response letter to the U.S. Basel Endgame Consultation, highlighting numerous topics of significance to its members.
Global SRT Market Overview 2025: Bigger, Broader, More Diverse
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.
IACPM Responds to the PRA Consultation 2/26 and FCA Consultation 26/6
The IACPM responded to the PRA Consultation 2/26 and FCA Consultation 26/6 on proposed rules for reforming the UK Securitisation Framework.
IACPM Letter to Commissioner Maria-Luis Albuquerque Highlights Barriers that will Continue to Limit Participation and Risk Sharing Market Depth
As the Draghi and Letta reports suggest, funding alone will not change the macroeconomic picture in Europe.
IACPM Signs a Joint Associations’ Letter on Proposed Sanctioning Regime under the Securitisation Regulation
The IACPM signed a joint associations letter to urge Members of the ECON Committee to decide against the introduction of a dedicated sanctioning regime.