EU NSFR damage averted as industry compromise adopted
Posted on 9 August 2018
Potentially damaging NSFR treatment of covered bonds looks set to have been averted, with the latest EU proposals including a lowering of the RSF factor for encumbered cover assets to 85%, in what the EMF-ECBC’s Luca Bertalot told The CBR is a “very important result” for the industry...
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