; (C) in the case of the public sector asset class— (i) any security issued by a State, municipality, or other governmental authority; (ii) any loan made to a State, municipality, or other governmental authority; and (iii) any loan, security, or other obligation that is insured or guaranteed, in full or substantially in full, by the full faith and credit of the United States Government (whether or not such loan, security, or other obligation is also part of another eligible asset class); (D) in the case of the auto asset class, any auto loan or lease; (E) in the case of the student loan asset class, any student loan (whether guaranteed or nonguaranteed); (F) in the case of the credit or charge card asset class, any extension of credit to a person under an open-end credit plan; (G) in the case of the small business asset class, any loan that is made or guaranteed under a program of the Small Business Administration; and (H) in the case of any other eligible asset class, any asset designated by the Secretary, by rule and in consultation with the covered bond regulators, as an eligible asset for purposes of such class. (8) Eligible asset class The term eligible asset class means— (A) a residential mortgage asset class; (B) a commercial mortgage asset class; (C) a public sector asset class; (D) an auto asset class; (E) a student loan asset class; (F) a credit or charge card asset class; (G) a small business asset class; and (H) any other eligible asset class designated by the Secretary, by rule and in consultation with the covered bond regulators. (9) Eligible issuer The term eligible issuer means— (A) any insured depository institution and any subsidiary of such institution; (B) any bank holding company, any savings and loan holding company, and any subsidiary of any of such companies