Examples of Covered Bonds Law in a sentence
The Covered Bonds are mortgage covered securities issued in accordance with the Covered Bonds Law, which are secured by the Cover Pool maintained by the Issuer in accordance with the terms of the Covered Bonds Law, and rank pari passu with all other obligations of the Issuer under mortgage covered securities issued or to be issued by the Issuer pursuant to the Covered Bonds Law.
For so long as the Covered Bonds are outstanding, the Value (determined in accordance with the Covered Bonds Law and the Bank of Portugal Regulations) of the Cover Pool maintained by the Issuer shall at all times be a minimum of 105.26 per cent.
Beneficiaries means the Bondholders and the Other Guarantor Creditors and any other person or entity entitled to receive a payment from the Issuer and/or the Guarantor under the Programme, in accordance with article 7-bis of the Securitisation and Covered Bonds Law.
The preparatory works of the Covered Bonds Law specify that the determination as to whether certain cover assets constitute a surplus that is not necessary for the payment of the covered bondholders must take place in consultation with the Supervisor and must take into account not only the regulatory requirements but also, as the case may be, the maintenance of the ratings assigned by external credit ratings agencies.
The implementing decrees and regulations were however not updated at the occasion of the inclusion of the Covered Bonds Law in the Banking Law.
The Covered Bonds are issued pursuant to: (i) article 7-bis of Law No. 130 of 30 April 1999 (as amended, the Securitisation and Covered Bonds Law), (ii) the Ministerial Decree No. 310 of the Ministry for the Economy and Finance of 14 December 2006 (the Decree No. 310) and (iii) the regulation of the Bank of Italy of 17 May 2007, as subsequently amended on 24 March 2010 (the Bank of Italy Regulations).
For so long as the Covered Bonds are outstanding, and regardless of the time of issue of the Covered Bonds, the Value (determined in accordance with the Covered Bonds Law and the Bank of Portugal Regulatory Notices) of the Cover Pool maintained by the Issuer (the “Overcollateralisation Percentage”) shall at all times be a minimum of the higher of (i) 105.26 per cent.
The Covered Bonds Law was initially incorporated in the Law on the Legal Status and Supervision of Credit Institutions of 22 March 1993, but has now been included in the Credit Institutions Supervision Law.
As mentioned elsewhere in this Base Prospectus, the Belgian Covered Bonds Legislation includes the Covered Bonds Law as incorporated in the Credit Institutions Supervision Law, the Mobilisation Law, the Covered Bonds Royal Decree, the Cover Pool Administrator Royal Decree, the NBB Covered Bonds Regulation, the NBB Cover Pool Monitor Regulation and any other law, royal decree, regulation or order that may be passed or taken in relation to Belgian covered bonds, as amended from time to time.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, pursuant to the Covered Bonds Law, the holders of Covered Bonds may approve a Resolution, by a majority of 2/3 of the Principal Amount Outstanding of the Covered Bonds of all Series then outstanding, to determine the serving of an Acceleration Notice, in which case all outstanding Covered Bonds shall immediately become due and payable at their Early Redemption Amount together with accrued interest.