Eksempler på brug af Marketable debt instruments på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Marketable debt instruments with limited liquidity.
ECB debt certificates Other marketable debt instruments 3.
Marketable debt instruments not complying with the tier one criterion on the financial soundness of the issuer.
Changes in the eligibility criteria relating to some marketable debt instruments.
Tier one consists of marketable debt instruments fulfilling uniform euro area-wide eligibility criteria specified by the ECB.
An additional haircut of 8% shall be imposed by the Eurosystem on all such marketable debt instruments.
Eligibility of marketable debt instruments issued or fully guaranteed by the Hellenic Republic in the context of the.
An additional haircut of 8% shall be imposed by the Eurosystem on all such marketable debt instruments.
Underpin the quality of marketable debt instruments issued or guaranteed by the Hellenic Republic was provided for the benefit of the national central banks.
When the first step has been implemented,most currently eligible marketable debt instruments will continue to be eligible in the Single List.
The non-rated marketable debt instruments issued by non- financial corporations are not included in the public list of eligible marketable assets.
Decision of the ECB of 6 May 2010 on temporary measures relating to the eligibility of marketable debt instruments issued or guaranteed by the Greek Government ECB/ 2010/3.
In the case of these marketable debt instruments, the following eligibility criteria for marketable assets have been amended: place of establishment of the issuer/ guarantor: euro area;
Eligible debtors: These are non-financial corporations and general government.[ 2] Guarantors andeligible guarantees will be subject to the regime applied to eligible marketable debt instruments.
Article 2 Continued eligibility as collateral of marketable debt instruments issued by the Greek Government The Eurosystem 's credit quality threshold shall not apply to marketable debt instruments issued by the Greek Government.
The Hellenic Republic has decided to launch a debt exchange offer in the context of private sector involvement to holders of marketable debt instruments issued by the Greek Government.
The haircut applied to marketable debt instruments included in categories I to IV with variable rate coupons(*) is that applied to the zero-to-one-year maturity bucket of fixed coupon instruments in the liquidity category to which the instrument is assigned.
Acceptance of non-euro-denominated collateral in contingencies In certain situations the Governing Council may decide to accept as eligible collateral certain marketable debt instruments issued by one or more non-euro area G10 central governments in their domestic currency.
The adequacy as collateral for Eurosystem operations of the marketable debt instruments issued by the Greek Government, or issued by entities established in Greece and fully guaranteed by the Greek Government, has been further negatively affected by such decision of the Hellenic Republic.
On 21 July 2011, the Heads of State or Government of the euro area and Union institutions announced measures to stabilise Greek public finances,which included their commitment to provide collateral enhancement to underpin the quality of marketable debt instruments issued or guaranteed by the Hellenic Republic.
DECISION OF THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK of 6 May 2010 on temporary measures relating to the eligibility of marketable debt instruments issued or guaranteed by the Greek Government( ECB/ 2010/3)( 2010/268/ EU) THE GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK, 4.
The credit standard of non-rated marketable debt instruments issued or guaranteed by non-financial corporations is deter mined on the basis of the credit assessment source chosen by the relevant counterparty in accordance with the ECAF rules applicable to credit claims, as set out in Section 6.3.3.
Article 1 Establishment of the securities markets programme Under the terms of this Decision, Eurosystem central banks may purchase the following:( a) on the secondary market,eligible marketable debt instruments issued by the central governments or public entities of the Member States whose currency is the euro; and( b) on the primary and secondary markets, eligible marketable debt instruments issued by private entities incor porated in the euro area.
Marketable debt instruments as described in Chapter 6.2.1 of the General Documentation, if denominated in US dollars, pounds sterling or Japanese yen, shall constitute eligible collateral for the purposes of Eurosystem monetary policy operations, provided that:( i) they are issued and held/ settled in the euro area; and( ii) the issuer is established in the European Economic Area.
The Governing Council considers the programme to be appropriate, so that,from a credit risk management perspective, the marketable debt instruments issued by the Greek Government or guar anteed by the Greek Government retain a quality standard sufficient for their continued eligibility as collateral for Eurosystem monetary policy operations, irrespective of any external credit assessment.
Currently, some marketable debt instruments are included in tier two because the assessment of the financial soundness of the issuer is carried out using methods other than those foreseen for tier one assets.[5] Such assets will remain in tier two at least until the Eurosystem's overall credit assessment framework to be applied to the Single List of collateral has been finalised this is planned as a later step in the introduction of the Single List.
Tier two consists of a wider variety of asset types, ranging from marketable debt instruments to equities and bank loans, fulfilling the national eligibility criteria established by the national central banks( NCBs), subject to the minimum eligibility criteria established by the ECB.
The credit standard of non-rated marketable debt instruments issued or guaranteed by non-financial corporations is determined on the basis of the credit assessment source chosen by the respective counterparty in accordance with the ECAF rules applicable to credit claims, as set out in Section 6.3.3.
Article 3 Continued eligibility as collateral of marketable debt instruments guaranteed by the Greek Government The Eurosystem 's credit quality threshold shall not apply to marketable debt instruments issued by entities established in Greece and fully guaranteed by the Greek Government.