Originator “fix” notices soar following risk retention update – Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank reports a surge in “fix” notices following 8 August EBA risk retention update

Proposed changes to Solvency II capital charges “remain significantly more conservative” than other jurisdictions – AFME
The Association for Financial Markets in Europe argues that a more “risk-sensitive” framework has the potential to unlock up to EUR 210bn in additional financing for the EU economy

European regulators set to meet for risk retention discussion in coming weeks
EXCLUSIVE: 27 EU regulators to discuss penalties for non-compliance with risk retention requirements as market adjusts to new rule

CLO lawyers see European CLO risk retention clarification as 'headache, not a migraine'
After an initial reaction of concern about how this may impact sentiment in the growing European CLO market, lawyers have now become more sanguine about the updated regulation, with fixes already being implemented by affected managers

Over half of European CLOs may have lost risk retention compliance following EBA clarification – Dealscribe
Over 85% of manager-originator European CLOs include conditional sale agreements to transfer credit risk from the CLO to the originator, according to research published by Dealscribe

Executive order leaves questions around CLO adoption in 401(k)s
EXCLUSIVE: Experts are uncertain whether the new executive order from US President Donald Trump will lead to increased inflows for CLOs

New headaches for European CLO market as regulators clarify risk retention guidance
The European Commission has overturned widespread market practice regarding conditional sale agreements, with a newly-issued legislative interpretation of the ‘originator’ definition under the EU Securitisation Regulation

Private credit inflows face uphill battle even as 401(k) doors open
Although US President Trump’s executive order opens defined contribution retirement plans like 401(k)s to private credit investments, a sudden and meaningful rise in inflows is unlikely 

Presidential order opens private credit access to US retirement investors
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order to repeal a regulation that forbids certain US retirement accounts like 401(k)s from adding alternative assets such as private debt

AFME calls for investor-friendly adjustments to EC securitisation reforms
AFME while welcoming the new European regulatory reform proposals has called for further changes

EC securitisation proposals “a big step in the right direction”
The new European Commission proposals for the securitisation market are “a big step in the right direction” and may attract more investors

EC securitisation overhaul puts Euro manager retainers 'back to status quo' – Mayer Brown’s Chris McGarry
The result is that smaller manager retainers are now able to come to market as they did prior to the revised guidance from the Joint Committee, the structured finance partner told Creditflux  

European Commission proposes securitisation revamp
Formal proposals aim to fuel the European economy by facilitating securitisation

Leaked EU draft proposal would turn CLOs into public securitisations
EXCLUSIVE: The European Union is contemplating shifting CLOs into public securitisations from private ones as part its overhaul of the securitisation market

SEC to consider opening private funds to retail investors
US retail investors, deemed too small and unsophisticated to invest in private assets like private credit, represent trillions in untapped assets

Securitisation regulators in EU urged to change direction
Panelists at the Creditflux CLO Symposium issue a call for a forward-looking, principles-based approach

Bessent compares Trump to Milken, champions bank deregulation
The US Treasury Secretary also noted that the growth of private credit is a sign the banking system has been too tightly constrained

Private credit funds, partner banks present risks as global growth slows—IMF
Private credit funds and their partner banks can face losses as a slowing economy will challenge borrowers’ ability to repay loans

US CLO managers and investors turn away from Europe after risk retention changes
EXCLUSIVE: The reassessment is the latest consequence of the new European Supervisory Authorities’ revised guidance on risk retention

Regulators seek to calm European CLO market shaken by new risk retention guidelines
The European Supervisory Authorities have since issued clarification to allow deals that priced prior to 31 March to be grandfathered in under the previous interpretation

UK regulator puts SRT financing under the microscope
ANALYSIS: UK's Prudential Regulation Authority has flagged concerns about banks’ collateral management when providing investors leverage for SRTs

European CLO market scrambles to comply with new regulations on risk retention
A revised regulatory interpretation at the beginning of this week left plenty of managers and lawyers sleep-deprived  

Partners' latest CLO adjusted to meet new EU risk retention guidelines
The European deal is among the first to be impacted by an unexpected interpretation for EU risk retention issued with immediate effect at the beginning of this week  

Regulators scrutinise fund loans

The NAIC’s Super Bowl Sunday memo seems to suggest regulations may not change greatly