Abstract
A major challenge for the drafters of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Secured Transactions would seem to be the coordination with EU legislation that is relevant to securities. In particular, the current text of the draft Model law does not reflect the fundamental distinction made in the EU Financial Collateral Directive between transactions involving securities that enhance liquidity in the financial markets and other types of securities, resulting in distinct legal regimes in the European Union.
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