Register of covered bonds

What are covered bonds?

Some banks issue covered bonds to raise money. Covered bonds are a special category of bonds for which the bank offers the holder greater security of redemption. Under the law, there has to be a public register of such covered bonds.

What can you find in the register?

Banks must register their issues of covered bonds with DNB. The register lists the covered bonds per bank.

The register is updated every workday at 06:00 AM.

How do you search the register?

You do not have to make a choice in the first box, as this register only lists covered bonds. In the second box, type the name of a bank or part of the name, and click “Search”. You can also leave this box empty to get the complete list. Clicking a search result will take you to a detail page with more information. For a further explanation about the issued covered bonds, click on the “Covered bonds” button. There you will find links to more information on the website of the issuing bank.