Примери за използване на Underlying portfolio на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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An SPE shall not change the underlying portfolio of an SBBS until the maturity of that SBBS.
(e)verifies that the outstanding nominal value of the SBBSs of one issue is equal to the outstanding nominal value of the underlying portfolio of sovereign bonds of that issue.
Eligibility and composition of the underlying portfolio and tranching of SBBSs issues(Articles 4 to 6).
The underlying portfolio of an SBBS must be composed of sovereign bonds of all EU Member States whose currency is the euro.
(a)segregates its own assets andfinancial resources from those of the underlying portfolio of the SBBSs issue and the related proceeds;
The underlying portfolio of SBBSs should be composed of sovereign bonds of all EU Member States whose currency is the euro.
The seniority of the tranches should determine the order in which losses on the underlying portfolio of sovereign bonds should be borne by investors.
(8)The standardised composition of the underlying portfolio of an SBBSs may render difficult or impede the issuance of an SBBS issue when sovereign bonds of one or more Member States are not available on the market.
SBBSs issued after the adoption of such an implementing act shall reflect the changes in the composition of underlying portfolio or the size of senior tranche for which the implementing act was issued.
(a)the procedure to allocate proceeds from the underlying portfolio of sovereign bonds to the different tranches of the SBBSs issue, including following or in anticipation of a non-payment on the underlying assets;
In particular, this Regulation ensures the protection of SBBSs investors' rights by ensuring the integrity of the issuance of SBBSs and of the underlying portfolio of sovereign debt.
Eligibility and composition of the underlying portfolio and tranching of SBBSs issues(Articles 4 to 6 of the draft Regulation).
(11)Investors should be protected from the risk of insolvency of the institution that acquires the sovereign bonds('original purchaser')for the purposes of assembling the SBBSs underlying portfolio.
Any reduction in the value or proceeds of the underlying portfolio of sovereign bonds shall not give rise to a liability claim from investors.
(2)Under the existing legal framework, SBBSs would be treated as securitisations and thus be subject to additional charges and discounts relative to the charges anddiscounts faced by the euro area sovereign bonds in the underlying portfolio.
ESMA is tasked to monitor whether the conditions for a change in the composition of the underlying portfolio or in the size of senior tranche exist and to inform the Commission accordingly.
Thus, as a result of the regulatory framework for securitisations- which is, as such, appropriate for existing securitisations- investing in SBBSs would be associated with higher regulatory charges than investing directlyin euro area sovereign bonds, which constitute SBBSs' underlying portfolio.
Sovereign bonds of a Member State shall be excluded from the SBBSs' underlying portfolio where the Commission has adopted an implementing act establishing that any of the following situations exist.
The underlying portfolio of an SBBSs issue shall constitute a security financial collateral arrangement as defined in Article 2(c) of Directive 2002/47/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council securing the financial obligations of the SPE towards investors in that SBBSs issue.
(b)their activities are limited to issuing andservicing SBBSs issues and managing the underlying portfolio of those SBBSs issues in accordance with Articles 4, 5, 6 and 8;
A private sector entity would assemble an underlying portfolio of sovereign bonds from the market and would subsequently transfer them to a legally separate, self-standing entity, specifically set up for the sole purpose of issuing to investors a series of securities representing claims on the proceeds from this underlying portfolio.
To manage limited maturity mismatches,SPEs should be allowed to invest the proceeds from the underlying portfolio only in cash or in highly liquid financial instruments with low market and credit risk.
Since investors in SBBSs issues' tranches would have claims only on the underlying portfolio of sovereign bonds, but not on the issuer's or original purchaser's balance sheet, the SPE and its underlying portfolio should not need to be consolidated in the portfolio of the original purchaser.
(4)‘special purpose entity' or‘SPE' means a legal person, other than the original purchaser, that issues SBBSs andcarries out the activities in relation to the underlying portfolio of sovereign bonds in accordance with Articles 7 and 8 of this Regulation;
Sovereign bonds of a particular Member State may be excluded from the underlying portfolio when and until the issuance of sovereign bonds by a Member State is significantly limited due to a reduced need for public debt or impaired market access.
(5)To achieve the objectives of geographic risk diversification within the Banking Union andthe internal market, the underlying portfolio of SBBSs should be composed of sovereign bonds of Member States whose currency is the euro.
(12)To manage limited maturity mismatches in the time period between receipt of proceeds of debt service on the underlying portfolio and pay out dates to SBBSs investors, SPEs should be allowed to invest the proceeds from the debt service on the underlying portfolio of sovereign bonds of the SBBSs only in cash and highly liquid financial instruments with low market and credit risk.
To ensure that sovereign bonds of each euro-area Member State contribute to the production of SBBSs in line with each Member State's stake in the stability of the overall euro area,the relative weight of the national sovereign bonds in the SBBSs' underlying portfolio should be very close to the relative weight of the respective Member States in the key for subscription by the national central banks of Member States of the European Central Bank's capital.
The risk associated with the EIF exposure depends on the risk profile of the underlying portfolio and the amount of the EU contribution, the latter being paid in annual instalments and in advance of the actual approval of the guarantees.
Articles 4 and6 foresee specific circumstances in which the structure of the SBBSs issue(composition of underlying portfolio and size of senior tranche) can be changed for future issuances and describe the relevant procedures.