EU full assembly approves securitization deal, opening talks with member states
By Fanny Roux ( May 21, 2026, 13:10 GMT | Insight) -- EU lawmakers' full assembly on Thursday approved a revamped securitization framework, officially opening negotiations with the Council of the EU representing EU governments. The Greens and radical left groups requested the roll-call vote to hold lawmakers accountable, opposing reforms that loosen prudential and transparency requirements for securitization exposures.EU lawmakers' committee deal on a revamped securitization framework was approved on Thursday by the full assembly in the Parliament. Lawmakers voted in favor for the first text by 294 to 194, with 86 abstentions. For the second one, they voted in favor by 294 to 192, with 90 abstentions....
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