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The World Bank’s pandemic bonds, issued in 2017 and designed to help poor countries deal with the effects of a disease pandemic earlier than traditional insurance schemes such as catastrophe bonds, have failed to hit their triggers at the first opportunity since the coronavirus outbreak began.
As Euromoney has previously reported, April 9 was the earliest point at which a determination as to whether the bonds would pay out could be made.
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