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Scotia Covered Bond Trust

FUND · Toronto, Canada · LEI 549300TSN14NTMM4O858
LEI lapsedfund

Summary

Scotia Covered Bond Trust is registered in Canada. According to GLEIF, its ultimate parent is THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA (Canada). That group has 157 subsidiaries with LEIs in 20 countries, 87 of them in Canada. The LEI was first issued on 28 Oct 2014 and the record was last updated on 8 Aug 2023. It has lapsed: renewal was due by 14 Dec 2019. AssetCensus found 3 data-quality notes for this entity (see below).

Written from GLEIF data using fixed, reviewed sentence templates.

Data-quality notes (AssetCensus analysis)

  • The LEI has lapsed: it was due for renewal by 14 Dec 2019 and was not renewed, so GLEIF's data for this entity has not been re-verified since. A lapsed LEI does not mean the company has ceased to exist.
  • The ultimate-parent link rests on accounts for the period ending 31 Dec 2018, more than 24 months before this data release. The group may have changed since.
  • The ultimate-parent relationship record was not renewed; it was last updated on 8 Aug 2023.

Company details

Legal formFUND
JurisdictionCanada
Registered addressC/O Computershare Trust Company of Canada, 11th Floor, M5J 2Y1 Toronto, Canada
Categoryfund
Statusactive
LEI549300TSN14NTMM4O858
LEI statuslapsed
LEI first issued28 Oct 2014
LEI record last updated8 Aug 2023
Next LEI renewal14 Dec 2019
Corroboration of the LEI recordsupplied by the entity only

Group membership

THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Canada ultimate parent
Scotia Covered Bond Trust this entity
View the whole group: 157 subsidiaries in 20 countries

Relationship to the parent

Ultimate parent
ParentTHE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA
Accounting period1 Jan 2018 to 31 Dec 2018
Evidencesupporting documents
Corroborationsupplied by the entity only
Relationship start27 Dec 2017
Recorded at GLEIF since8 Aug 2023
Last updated8 Aug 2023
Record statusnot renewed

Parent not reported to GLEIF

  • Direct parent: the parent information is not public, because of legal constraints, possible detriment, or because consent was not obtained.