Securitization revamp agreed by EU governments, lawmakers

By Fanny Roux ( October 21, 2026, 23:46 GMT | Insight) -- EU governments and lawmakers struck a deal on a revamped EU securitization framework Wednesday night in Strasbourg, France. They adjusted the capital rules initially proposed by the European Commission, changed the supervisory framework and watered down a sanctions regime for due diligence breaches, among other measures. The text still needs to be finalized before being formally adopted by the Council of the EU, representing member states, and the European Parliament.A revamp of the bloc’s securitization framework was agreed by EU countries and the European Parliament on Wednesday night in Strasbourg, France....

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