Madrid, May 05, 2016 -- As regulators pressure lenders to bolster their capital buffers, Spanish banks could increase their use of synthetic securitisation as a complement to tapping the equity markets or retaining earnings, says Moody's Investors Service in a report published today. Synthetic securitization is considered to be simpler than traditional true-sale securitisation, and in consequence more efficient when banks seek capital relief rather than liquidity.

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