Examples of using Collateralised in English and their translations into German
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ETPs are collateralised as follows.
The convertible bond will be collateralised.
Collateralised by any other assets;
The business year are not collateralised, are interest-free.
Collateralised NPL: These trends are shaping the market in 2018.
The receivables from consumer loans are not collateralised.
Collateralised by liquid assets as set out in Article 404;
The SFA, AFA and promissory notes are not collateralised.
Collateralised gold transactions shall be treated as repurchase agreements.
These special loans were only poorly collateralised, leading the President of the Bundesbank to voice a stern warning.
The most important instrument is the reversetransaction applicable on the basis of repurchase agreements or collateralised loans.
They are collateralised by a pool of assets that remain on the banks' balance sheet.
By contrast, TARGET2 offers users liquidity-saving mechanisms,eg settlement of queued payments on a collateralised basis.
Second, Stability Bonds could be partially collateralised e.g. using cash, gold, shares of public companies etc.
Unlike the previous syndicated loan and the repaid corporate bond,the new syndicated loan agreement is not collateralised.
In addition,large parts of off-exchange trading must be settled on a collateralised basis and reported to central trade repositories.
The SFA is not collateralised, as is typical in the current market environment for companies that are on the cusp of an investment-grade rating.
These transactions are governed by an agreement signed with Northern Trust,the exposure is fully collateralised, with daily margin calls.
Repos are collateralised money-market instruments used by banks to cover short-term liquidity needs, with securities serving as collateral.
This does not apply to monies due from secured lending andcapital market driven transactions as defined in Article 188 that are collateralised by liquid assets according to Article 404;
A reverse repurchase agreement shall be recorded as a collateralised outward loan on the assets side of the balance sheet for the amount of the loan.
These transactions are governed by an agreement signed with Northern Trust Global Investment andthe exposure arising from these transactions is fully collateralised, with daily margin calls.
The new syndicated loan is not collateralised, as is typical in the current market environment for companies that are on the cusp of an investment-grade rating.
The considerable significance of the real estate economy and its cooperation with the finance economy is proved by thefact that about 55 percent of loans are collateralised with real estate property.
The interest rate on a reverse transaction in the form of a collateralised loan is determined by applying the specified interest rate on the credit amount over the maturity of the operation.
A collateralised debt obligation(CDO) is a structured financial instrument backed by securities, which, in turn, are backed by credit claims, such as building loans, student loans or car loans.
Industry wide European research from SIX Securities Services today reveals the statistic that more than 8 in 10(85%) financial institutions believe that up to 40% of allOTC derivative transactions are not collateralised.
In the run up to the 2008 financial crisis, derivative products became increasingly complex andincreasingly prolific with products such as collateralised debt obligations and synthetic derivatives(derivatives based upon derivatives) proliferating.
KBC is a Belgium-based bank with a total balance sheet of EUR 355 billion(as at December 2008)which got into diculties largely because of the substantial downward revaluation of its portfolio of Collateralised Debt Obligations CDOs.