Примери за използване на Liquidity buffer на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Composition of the liquidity buffer.
At the end of the year, the liquidity buffer was BGN 30.9 billion, and the net liquidity outflows- BGN 11.5 billion.
The components of an institution's liquidity buffer;
Composition of the liquidity buffer by asset level.
(b) it is held in the form of liquid assets, butis not recognised as part of the liquidity buffer; and.
The cover pool liquidity buffer in accordance with Article 16;
Formulae for the determination of the liquidity buffer composition.
At the end of November, the liquidity buffer was 28.6 billion leva and net liquidity outflows, 10.5 billion leva.
Therefore, the programme funding for this period will be used to repay the debt andwill allow an increase of the liquidity buffer(see Figure 9).
A maximum of 15% of the liquidity buffer may be held in level 2B assets.
Credit institution shall use the formulae laid down in this Annex to determine the composition of their liquidity buffer in accordance with Article 17.
A minimum of 60% of the liquidity buffer is to be composed of level 1 assets;(b).
Credit institutions shall have policies andlimits in place to ensure that the holdings of liquid assets comprising their liquidity buffer remain appropriately diversified at all times.
The cover pool liquidity buffer shall cover the maximum cumulative net liquidity outflow over the next 180 days.
However, the Commission could not justify why this specific level for the liquidity buffer and referred to past experience from other programmes.
A minimum of 30% of the liquidity buffer is to be composed of level 1 assets excluding extremely high quality covered bonds referred to in Article 10(1)(f);
A broader range of eligible subcategories of assets would increase diversification within the liquidity buffer and facilitate the financing of the real economy.
At the end of the year, the liquidity buffer was BGN 30.9 billion, and the net liquidity outflows- BGN 11.5 billion.
A credit institution issuing covered bonds repeatedly orpersistently fails to maintain a cover pool liquidity buffer in breach of the provisions of national law transposing Article 16;
Increasing the liquidity buffer would, however, necessitate adjusting the overall funding of the programme or introducing further fiscal measures in the programme.
Credit institutions shall determine the composition of their liquidity buffer in accordance with the formulae laid down in Annex I to this Regulation.
Member States shall ensure that uncollateralised claims from exposures considered indefault pursuant to Article 178 of Regulation(EU) No 575/2013 cannot contribute to the cover pool liquidity buffer.
Second, as regards the rules on liquidity andthe definition of'liquidity buffer', the Commission is fully aware of the problem raised in particular for Denmark and Austria.
The composition of the liquidity buffer after taking into account the unwind of any secured funding transaction, secured lending transaction, asset exchange or collateralised derivatives transaction and the application of the above caps in accordance with Article 17 shall be determined as follows.
They will now be allowed to hold onto this money,which will provide them with a liquidity buffer of about €8 billion enabling them to accelerate investments related to the COVID-19 outbreak.
In particular, an asset shall not be included in the liquidity buffer where its sale without replacement throughout the 30 calendar day stress period would remove a hedge that would create an open risk position in excess of the internal limits of the credit institution;
The credit institution may experience situations where it becomes difficult to comply with the cover pool liquidity buffer requirement, for example in times of stress where the buffer is used to cover outflows.
However to preserve the integrity and functionality of the liquidity buffer, their eligibility should be subject to certain high quality requirements consistent with the criteria to be applied to simple, transparent and standardised securitisations in other financial sectorial legislation.
Member States shall ensure investor protection by requiring that the cover pool includes at all times a liquidity buffer composed of liquid assets available to cover the net liquidity outflow of the covered bond programme.
Member States shall ensure that the cover pool liquidity buffer referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article consists of the following types of assets, segregated in accordance with Article 12 of this Directive.