EU harmonisation outlook leaves covered bond market sanguine

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EU harmonisation outlook leaves covered bond market sanguine

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Risks including regulation, monetary tightening and the rise of the senior preferred asset class are touted as threats to the covered bond market. But participants on the opening panel of the Euromoney/ECBC Covered Bond Congress remained relatively unfazed.

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