Übersetzung für "Verbriefungsmarkt" in Englisch

The securitisation market is therefore international in nature.

Nevertheless, there are still efforts to regulate the securitisation market more heavily.

Before the crisis the securitisation market was a growing channel of funding to the European economy.

The securitization market dried up because this financial instrument was no longer trusted.

In order to resurrect the securitisation market, transparency, standards and less complex transaction structures are required.

The loan defaults reach the securitization market.

The securitisation provision, now with proportional penalties for due diligence failures, is not perfect but it is fit for purpose - the purpose to rebuild confidence and repair the securitisation market.

The securitisation market and the financial market crisis arose not least because financial market products without own risk were created.

All the government-induced stimuli which one might contemplate cannot compensate for a moribund securitisation market.

Raising it would make it impossible for the securitisation market to recover and would not help to make the markets safe again.

The ECB overall supports the introduction of these proposed amendments which aim at aligning incentives among participants in the securitisation market ( 6 ) .

The opaqueness, wholly unnecessary complexity, and near impossibility of undertaking independent due diligence on these structures’ underlying risk have undermined trust in the securitization market.

Is it any wonder that the valuation of securitized investments has become so challenging, that mark-to-market valuation on securitized assets has become meaningless, depressed, or both, and that the securitization market itself has seized up?

Within the context of a qualitative analysis, in order to ensure an objective and consistent determination of the mapping, and with a view to ensuring a smooth transition for the market, it is necessary to rely on the mapping of credit assessments to credit quality steps that were issued in 2006 on the basis of Article 97 of Directive 2006/48/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council [3].

A well-functioning securitisation market provides additional funding sources to capital markets, thus improving the funding capacity of the real economy and contributing to completing the Capital Markets Union.

As institutional investors, insurance and reinsurance undertakings should therefore be fully integrated into the Union's securitisation market.

In addition ESMA, in close cooperation with the two other ESAs, shall three years after the entry into force of this Regulation publish a report on the functioning of the transparency requirements and the level of transparency of the securitisation market in the EU.

In addition, a well-functioning securitisation market provides alternative investment opportunities to insurance and reinsurance undertakings, which need to diversify their portfolios in a low yield environment.

To ensure consistency and a level playing field on the securitisation market, the general provisions on the ‘type 1 securitisation’ asset category should be deleted from Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35 and reference should instead be made to the relevant provisions on STS securitisation laid down in Regulation (EU) 2017/2402.

Furthermore, by fostering the spread of securitisation structures whose risks can be analysed, understood and priced, the policy options will foster a securitisation market conductive to better funding of the economy in a context of financial stability.

The general objective of the initiative is to revive a safe securitisation market that will improve the financing of the EU economy, weakening the link between banks deleverage and credit tightening in the short run and creating a more balanced and stable funding structure of the EU economy in the long run.

Their main object is the etablishment and functioning of the internal market, in particular by ensuring a level playing field in the internal market for investors and issuers dealing with securitisation.

As an example, if the securitisation market would return to pre-crisis average issuance levels and new issuance would be used by credit institutions to provide new credit, these would be able to provide an additional amount of credit to the private sector ranging between €100-150bn.

It will contribute to further opening up the securitisation market for financing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Germany.

The objective of this proposal is to restart a sustainable securitisation market that will improve the financing of the EU economy, while ensuring financial stability and investor protection.

The objective of TSI is to further the high standard of securitisation "Made in Germany" and to promote the German securitisation market.