Part 1 had 9 links - here are 7 more  links

David Merkel has an excellent piece - save this link as a reference - Covering Covered Bonds - Aleph Blog

————

Paulson’s Covered Bond Proposal - Many people are asking about Treasury Secretary Paulson’s Covered Bond Plan. - MISH’S Global Economic Trend Analysis 

————

Best Practices For Residential Covered Bonds - U.S. Department of the Treasury 

————

1.  Are Covered Bonds the Answer? - Bob Eisenbeis - Five key issues exist with trying to jump start this market in the US …. article has the 5 items -  Cumberland Advisors

2.  Sliced Bread or Double Dipping?  More on Covered Bonds - Bob Eisenbeis - … The dynamic collateralization comes from the fact that the collateral pool would be actively managed, and any loan that violated the loan-to-value ceiling or was more than 60 days non-performing or delinquent would have to be replaced.  Thus, the bond holders would essentially have both a put and a call: a put on the bad assets in the collateral pool back to the issuing bank and a call on the bank’s good assets for replacements that might be other mortgages, cash, Treasuries, or agency securities.   … - Cumberland Advisors
————

FDIC’S STATEMENT MAY PEEL BACK THE COVER ON COVERED BONDS - thanks Bernie Maas - DBRS

————

Covered Bonds: What the Paulson Plan Means for You - JPMorgan, BofA, Wells Fargo, and Citi will issue the new bonds. Will they help the markets? Should investors bite? Here’s what you need to know - Avi Satzman - BusinessWeek