Le Sebi propose d'assouplir les normes de titrisation pour les aligner sur celles de la RBI

Le régulateur des marchés indiens, le Sebi, a proposé d'assouplir les normes de titrisation afin de les harmoniser avec les réglementations de la Reserve Bank of India. Les changements prévoient notamment l'allègement du plafond d'exposition de 25 % par emprunteur unique et le transfert des obligations de divulgation aux gestionnaires.

Le Sebi vise à harmoniser son cadre de titrisation avec les directives de la RBI qui s'appliquent aux entités sous la surveillance de la banque centrale. Une proposition clé vise à assouplir le plafond actuel de 25 % d'exposition à un emprunteur unique, facilitant ainsi les opérations pour ces entités. Le régulateur suggère également de transférer les responsabilités de divulgation au gestionnaire et d'ajuster les règles de gouvernance pour les entités spécifiques à objet unique (SPDE). Ces modifications cherchent à permettre les transactions sur actif unique tout en renforçant la transparence du processus. Les commentaires du public sur ces propositions sont sollicités, reflétant les efforts du Sebi pour affiner le cadre réglementaire dans un contexte d'évolution des pratiques financières.

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