An article posted on CFO.com reported that securitization, “a much-maligned financial innovation,” is poised for a comeback.

The article said that the return of securitization is related to the growth in economic activity and regulators’ enthusiasm, adding that policymakers want to get more credit flowing into the economy and are willing to revitalize once-suspect financial practices to do so.

The article noted some are contending that securitization itself is not toxic, emphasizing packaged bundles of debt that avoided American housing performed well, particularly in Europe.

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