Deposit Takers Act 2023

Crisis management and resolution - Covered bonds - Interpretation relating to covered bonds

404: Meaning of covered bond SPV

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"What is a covered bond SPV, a person who helps secure debts by owning special property?"

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You need to know what a covered bond SPV is. It is a person who owns property that has been transferred to them. They use this property to help secure debts under a covered bond programme. You can find out more about this in the 1989 No 157 s 139B legislation. This person also acts as a guarantor for the covered bond programme. They do not carry on any other kind of business apart from this. This means they only work on guaranteeing covered bonds and related tasks. They do not do any other type of work. This is important to understand how covered bond SPVs work in New Zealand.

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Part 7Crisis management and resolution
Covered bonds: Interpretation relating to covered bonds

404Meaning of covered bond SPV

  1. In this subpart, covered bond SPV means, in relation to a covered bond programme, a person that—

  2. is, or will be, the owner of property that has been, or will be, sold, assigned, or otherwise transferred to it by, or on behalf of, an issuer or an associated person of an issuer; and
    1. has granted, or may grant, a security interest in the property for the benefit of the secured creditors under the covered bond programme; and
      1. carries on a business of acting as covered bond guarantor under the covered bond programme (including any business incidental to that purpose); and
        1. (other than as described in paragraph (c)) does not carry on any other kind of business.
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