EU Eases Bank Capital Rules for Credit Risk Transfer

The EU is relaxing rules that govern how banks package and transfer credit risk, making it cheaper for lenders to offload the safest loans. Critics warn this echoes pre-2008 securitization practices, but the move aims to free up capital and boost lending. The regulatory shift could increase credit supply and alter risk distribution across the European banking system.

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