EU rules threaten sovereign securitization

July 31 2002

Europe's statistical body is the latest group to show its suspicion of structured finance, setting rules that treat sovereign securitizations differently from other types of state- guaranteed deals. Yannis Manuelides of Allen & Overy explains why Eurostat is wrong

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Features IFLR Magazine August 2002