Examples of using Collateral framework in English and their translations into German
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Covered bonds in the Eurosystem collateral framework.
The collateral framework of the Eurosystem», April 2001.
The Eurosystem will continue to monitor the adequacy of its collateral framework.
The Collateral Framework of the Eurosystem and Its Fiscal Implications.
Loan-level information requirements for ABSs in the Eurosystem collateral framework.
Eurosystem collateral framework( single list): issues relating to bank loans.
January 2004- Result of the public consultation on measures to improve the collateral framework of the Eurosystem.
Eurosystem collateral framework( single list): inclusion of non-marketable assets.
The Eurosystem will, of course, consider market views when taking its decisions on improving the collateral framework.
Eurosystem collateral framework: Inclusion of non-marketable assets in the Single List.
It is the intention of the ECB's GoverningCouncil to keep the minimum credit threshold in the collateral framework at investment grade level(BBB-) beyond the end of 2010.
Eurosystem collateral framework: inclusion of collateral from G10 countries not belonging to the European Economic Area EEA.
August 2004- Review of the Eurosystem 's collateral framework: second step towards a single list.
The Eurosystem 's collateral framework has proved to be robust and efficient over the years, also during the recent episode of financial market turbulence.
On 11 June 2003 the Eurosystemlaunched a public consultation on the measures to improve the collateral framework of the Eurosystem, and the public was invited to react by 15 September 2003.
In this respect, the Eurosystem 's collateral framework imposes a stricter treatment from a risk management perspective, e.g. higher haircuts and rating requirements, on ABSs compared to UCITS-compliant covered bonds.
Purchases of euro-denominated covered bonds issued by the private sector anddeemed eligible according to the Eurosystem's collateral framework for monetary policy operations began on 20 October 2014 and cover both the primary and secondary markets.
The second article compares the collateral frameworks of the Federal Reserve System, the Bank of Japan and the Eurosystem, identifying similarities in underlying principles and differences in the practical design.
Among the issues discussed with market participants in the MMCG in 2003 were those related to the 2002 review of the euro money market, the European repo market, the ACI initiative on the Short-Term European Paper( STEP) project( see Section 3 of Chapter 3)and the ECB 's consultation on the Eurosystem 's collateral framework.
The decision for the Single List in the collateral framework underlines also the determination to foster financial integration.
With regard to the second measure on the acceptability of non-regulated markets, a preliminary list of accepted non-regulated markets was published by the ECB on 10 May 2004see the press release« Review of the Eurosystem 's Collateral Framework: First step towards a Single List.
European Central Bank(2003), Measures to improve the collateral framework of the Eurosystem, Public consultation, 11 June, http://www.ecb.europa.eu.
Regarding the Eurosystem collateral framework, the Governing Council has decided to keep the minimum credit threshold for marketable and non-marketable assets in the Eurosystem collateral framework at investment-grade level( i.e. BBB-/ Baa3) beyond the end of 2010, except in the case of asset-backed securities.
The promotion of foreign currency-denominated debt instruments in the Eurosystem collateral framework would be an incentive for other financial areas to accept eurodenominated collateral. .
The respondents promote the idea of creating a uniform collateral framework which is as broad and diversified as possible in terms of asset type in order to satisfy all, and not just a few, counterparties in order to avoid affecting competition.
This single framework replaces the two-tier collateral system that has been in place since the start of Economic and Monetary Union( EMU)-- see previous press releases of 5 August 2004-- entitled« Review of the Eurosystem 's collateral framework: second step towards a single list»--and 22 July 2005 entitled« Eurosystem collateral framework: Inclusion of non-marketable assets in the Single List».