Covered Bonds

Our covered bonds are bonds issued by TSB and backed by a pool of mortgages. The covered bond programme further enables TSB to meet its funding needs. Investors in the covered bonds will have dual recourse to both TSB and the mortgage pool. This provides additional assurance that the underlying payment obligations will be met either by TSB or using the cashflows from the mortgage pool.

By accessing this site and the information contained herein, you agree that you are bound by the terms and conditions.

The Financial Conduct Authority Regulated Covered Bonds Register can be accessed by following this link FCA RCB Register.

To request access to key transaction documents and loan level data for the covered bond programme please follow this link Covered Bond Transaction Documents.

The TSB Bank plc Covered Bond Programme carries the ECBC’s Covered Bond Label. With effect from December 2024, the monthly investor reports for this programme are in the format of the Harmonised Transparency Template and can be obtained via the links below.

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