EU countries likely to keep power to set securitization due-diligence sanctions
By Fanny Roux ( October 16, 2026, 16:27 GMT | Comment) -- EU countries could retain the power to set administrative penalties for breaches of securitization due-diligence requirements, under a compromise being considered ahead of negotiations between EU governments and lawmakers on a revamped EU securitization framework, MLex understands.Investors could see a watering down of the proposal for an EU sanctions regime for breaches of securitization due-diligence requirements, MLex understands....
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