United Kingdom: Securitization & Structured Finance

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The Rise Of Private Capital: Capital Solutions And The New Architecture Of Credit
The global financing landscape has undergone a structural transformation as private credit has evolved from a niche institutional allocation to occupy a central position in leveraged finance. Capital solutions has emerged as one of its most dynamic sub-strategies, offering bespoke hybrid instruments at the intersection of debt and equity that serve critical functions in complex capital structures.
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Mayer Brown
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UK Regulators Publish Tokenisation Feedback Statement And Call For Input
The UK Financial Conduct Authority and Bank of England have released a joint feedback statement on tokenisation in wholesale financial markets, addressing industry responses on regulatory treatment, collateral mobility, and settlement frameworks. The regulators outline their commitment to providing clarity on prudential treatment while maintaining technology-agnostic principles, with a comprehensive Tokenisation Roadmap expected later in 2026. Additionally, the FCA has launched a separate consultation explo
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Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
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Private Credit And UK Life Insurers: Structuring For Matching Adjustment
UK defined benefit pension schemes are transferring an estimated £600bn in assets to insurers over the next decade, creating unprecedented opportunities in the pension risk transfer market. As insurers seek long-dated, liability-matched assets to back annuities, private credit managers are developing innovative structures to meet matching adjustment requirements and capture this growing demand.
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Macfarlanes LLP
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Investing In Infrastructure: The Capital Stack
The infrastructure capital stack is undergoing significant transformation as equity markets consolidate at the top while creating mid-market opportunities, private debt emerges as a bankability indicator for maturing sectors, and fund finance structures become increasingly sophisticated. This evolution is reshaping how capital is deployed, structured, and exited across the infrastructure investment landscape...
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Macfarlanes LLP
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The United Kingdom Consults On Significant Changes To Its Securitisation Framework
The UK is undertaking a significant overhaul of its securitisation regime, moving from prescriptive rules to a principles-based framework that would ease investor verification burdens, simplify transparency requirements, and introduce targeted exemptions. The proposed reforms by the FCA and PRA aim to reduce compliance costs and provide greater flexibility for UK investors, though they may increase divergence from EU securitisation rules and complicate cross-border transactions.
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Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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The Expanding Role Of Back Leverage: “Loan-on-Loan” For Non-real Estate Assets
Loan-on-loan financing structures have become essential in commercial real estate lending, enabling credit funds to leverage originated loans. As this back leverage technology expands beyond CRE into other asset classes, practitioners must navigate complex securitisation regulations, capital treatment considerations, and intricate documentary requirements that balance lender control with underlying asset performance.
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Macfarlanes LLP
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