Securitization: From Crisis Reform to the Heart of Credit Intermediation 2.0
Securitization is playing an increasingly important role in the evolving credit landscape. As regulatory frameworks develop and private markets continue to expand, securitization is being used in new ways to support funding, risk transfer, and capital formation.
In this webinar, our Aymeric Poizot and Monsur Hussein explore how securitization is being reshaped by regulatory change and product innovation and why it sits at the center of a broader structural shift across credit markets.
Additional Resources
To continue your learning, explore the presentation materials and related research:
- Event slides – Download the slides used during the webinar.
- Structured Finance: Intersection with Private Markets – Primer on the key transaction types at the intersection of private markets and structured credit, explaining how each works, who uses them, and how Fitch Ratings criteria and ratings products apply.
- Securitization: A Global Primer – An introduction to the securitization market, covering key structures, participants, products, and current market developments.
Why This Matters
The boundary between public and private credit markets is becoming less distinct. As private credit grows and regulatory requirements continue to evolve, securitization is increasingly being used to create liquidity, manage balance sheet capacity, and connect different pools of capital. Understanding these developments is becoming essential for credit professionals seeking to stay ahead of structural changes in the market.
Watch the recording to hear expert perspectives on the trends reshaping securitization and its growing role within the modern credit ecosystem.