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ECB Warns of Slow Approvals if Banks Don’t Keep SRTs Simple

Lenders looking to offload credit risk to investors via deals backed by insurers may face a longer wait for approval as the European Central Bank steps up scrutiny of the opaque trades.

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ECB Warns of Slow Approvals if Banks Don’t Keep SRTs Simple
Lenders looking to offload credit risk to investors via deals backed by insurers may face a longer wait for approval as the European Central Bank steps up scrutiny of the opaque trades.
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