A Flexible EU Securitisation Regime

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Maples Group

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The Maples Group is a leading service provider offering clients a comprehensive range of legal services on the laws of the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Ireland, Jersey and Luxembourg, and is an independent provider of fiduciary, fund services, regulatory and compliance, and entity formation and management services.
Luxembourg has long been a preferred jurisdiction for securitisation transactions with one of the more flexible frameworks in the European Union...
European Union Finance and Banking
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Luxembourg has long been a preferred jurisdiction for securitisation transactions with one of the more flexible frameworks in the European Union ("EU"), which was considerably enhanced by recent legal reform, including a wider range of funding options for Special Purpose Vehicles , bringing more certainty for issuers.

While renowned for its flexibility, Luxembourg's legal and regulatory securitisation framework is also demonstrably robust and has been tested through a number of market cycles. Issuers appreciate the ability to be in compliance with EU securitisation requirements where desired, in addition to the cost-effective use of compartments for transactions.

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