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In Europe, the return to favor of a financial process linked to the subprime crisis

Will securitization, the financial process blamed for triggering the 2008 financial crisis, make a comeback in Europe?
Former ECB President Mario Draghi estimated last year that boosting securitization would enable banks to "unlock additional lending capacity", to find the "€800bn/year" the EU needs (AdobeStock)
Former ECB President Mario Draghi estimated last year that boosting securitization would enable banks to "unlock additional lending capacity", to find the "€800bn/year" the EU needs (AdobeStock)
By AFP
February 20, 2025 | 8:12 AM

Translated from French.

It's given more than one investor a cold sweat: will securitization, the financial process blamed for triggering the 2008 financial crisis, make a comeback in Europe?

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