
European financial authorities are actively seeking to streamline oversight of the €1.2 trillion asset-backed securities market. The European Union's executive arm has proposed eliminating new liquidity requirements for banks, aiming to enhance their competitiveness against international counterparts and support bond markets. Additionally, efforts are underway to avoid imposing tighter rules on repurchase agreements (repos), which could further assist banks and bond markets in maintaining stability.
The European Union’s executive arm proposed scrapping new liquidity requirements for banks to help them keep up with international competitors and bolster bond markets https://t.co/ldguDaLvoI
EU seeks to avoid tighter repo rules to help banks, bond markets https://t.co/ogbXkvq082 https://t.co/bFrMpuHLA1
The EU’s executive arm proposed scrapping new liquidity requirements for banks. https://t.co/RE9zGxUU6x