The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has launched a consultation to revise transparency requirements for private securitisations. The goal is to introduce a more streamlined reporting model that eases the burden on market participants while maintaining regulatory oversight. The proposal, responding to industry calls for proportionality, includes aggregated reporting and simplified disclosures. This initiative is part of ESMA’s broader effort to reduce regulatory complexity. Stakeholders can submit feedback until 31 March 2025, as ESMA works with the European Commission on potential technical adjustments.
