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Analysis & Insights
Luxembourg: A Hub for European Securitisation
08 Sep 2020
Since the introduction of its securitisation law in 2004, Luxembourg's structured finance framework has attracted originators, sponsors and investors from all over the continent and is considered the benchmark for European mainland issuers accessing international capital. The combination of Luxembourg’s strong reputation as an international financial centre, stable legal system and a pro-business regulatory framework has ensured the market’s continued expansion since its inception.
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