Lloyds sells £3bn of risk from housing association book

Owen Sanderson

October 28, 2019 04:15 PM

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Lloyds Bank has sold the first loss piece of a £3.2bn housing association loan portfolio to four specialist investors, in one of the longest maturity risk transfer deals of recent years.

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