A) Government mandates requiring all student loans to be securitized

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Title: Understanding Government Mandates Requiring Student Loans to Be Securitized: Implications, Controversies, and What It Means for Borrowers --- Introduction In recent years, a significant shift has occurred in how governments across the globe approach student loan financing—specifically, the move toward mandatory securitization of student loan debt. While primarily associated with the United States, this practice reflects broader financial trends where government-backed student loans are transformed into tradable securities. These mandates aim to boost liquidity in the student loan market and ease burdens on public budgets, but they come with complex consequences for borrowers, investors, and education policy. This article unpacks the current landscape, explains the rationale behind government-backed securitization of student loans, and explores its economic, legal, and social implications.