Kookmin structure, collateral are unknown territory
Analysts in Europe have suggested that Kookmin Bank’s covered bonds are unlikely to appeal to traditional covered bond investors because of how they are structured and because credit card receivables, an asset class that has yet to appear in cover pools, form a significant part of the collateral backing the Korean bank’s bonds. However, one pointed out that the new collateral does have benefits for issuers and investors.
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