The European Parliament has published its final draft amendments to the EU Securitisation Framework, marking the next stage in the ongoing reform of the SECR and CRR. While the proposals introduce several measures aimed at supporting market activity—particularly for trade receivables securitisations and regulatory capital treatment—they also retain or introduce more conservative requirements in key areas. The newsletter examines the Parliament's balanced approach and highlights the expected implications for market participants ahead of the forthcoming trilogue negotiations.