The EU has reached a preliminary agreement to reform its securitization market regulations. The agreement is expected to release billions of euros to finance projects in key areas such as defense and climate resilience. Policymakers reached a compromise at the political level and agreed to advance relevant plans to allow banks to free up more capital to lend to households, businesses, and infrastructure projects. The new framework will reduce banks' capital requirements for low-risk securitization transactions and reduce the administrative burden on market participants. The framework has yet to be finalized and formally approved.

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