Covered Bonds: Strong Demand, New Regulations Create Global Momentum
Prior to the onset of the credit crisis in 2008, covered bonds were seen by investors as a generic triple-A quality asset class. Valuations were homogenous across all jurisdictions and reflected assumptions of near zero default probability and negligible loss severities due to their long history si…
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