European sovereign rating problems infect bank debt

'Unprecedented' amounts of covered bonds are up for downgrades, says Moody's

Covered bonds, once considered a safe and cheap form of bank debt, are threatened with downgrades as rating agencies review sovereign debt in the wake of the Eurozone crisis.

Moody's rating agency warned in a report yesterday that an "unprecedented" amount of existing covered bonds are on review for a downgrade of their credit rating.

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