Korea cuts a short story long

The market for long-term Korean bonds gets a boost from state mortgage company.

Korea's state mortgage provider has launched its first mortgage-backed bonds as part of a programme that will securitize around Won6 trillion ($5.1 billion) of mortgages over the next year. The deal is worth Won552 billion ($470 million) and is backed by mortgages provided through Hana Bank, Korea First Bank, Korea Exchange Bank and Samsung Life Insurance.

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