Examples of using Debt certificates in English and their translations into Polish
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Issuance of debt certificates cates.
Debt certificates issued by the ECB are listed as tier one assets.
Iv issuing central bank debt certificates;
ECB debt certificates purchased for fine-tuning purposes.
Speculators purchased debt certificates at huge discounts.
ECB debt certificates purchased for fine-tuning purposes.
Only an ECB balance sheet item- for the NCBs a transitional balance sheet item Debt certificates as described in Annex I to Guideline ECB/ 2000/7.
ECB debt certificates Other marketable debt instruments 3.
due to the back-to back-agreement in connection with ECB debt certificates.
Interest terms ECB debt certificates are issued at a discount, i.e.
Only an ECB balance sheet item. Promissory notes issued by NCBs, due to the back-to-back agreement in connection with ECB debt certificates.
ECB debt certificates purchased for fine-tuning purposes(a) Marketable securities other than held-to.
due to the back-toback agreement in connection with ECB debt certificates Nominal value.
Legal nature ECB debt certificates constitute a debt obligation of the ECB vis-Ã-vis the holder of the certificate. .
The second paragraph is replaced by the following:« ECB debt certificates constitute a debt obligation of the ECB vis-à-vis the holder of the certificate. .
Debt certificates issued by the national central banks prior to the adoption of the euro in their respective Member State are also included in the tier one list.
Intra-Eurosystem liabilities of NCBs arising from the issue to the ECB of promissory notes backing the issuance of ECB debt certificates under Chapter 3.3 of Annex I to Guideline ECB/ 2000/7 liability item 10.2 of the HBS.
For the issuance of ECB debt certificates, the amount allotted to each counterparty is rounded to the near est multiple of the denomination of the ECB debt certificates.
can be employed in all four categories of operations, whereas ECB debt certificates may be used for structural absorption operations.
Official Journal of the European Union For the issuance of debt certificates, the amount allotted to each counterparty is rounded to the nearest multiple of the denomination of the debt certificates.
CHAPTER 3OPEN MARKET OPERATIONS 3.1 Reverse transactions 3.1.1 General considerations 3.1.2 Main refinancing operations 3.1.3 Longerterm refinancing operations 3.1.4 Fine-tuning reverse operations 3.1.5 Structural reverse operations 3.2 Outright transactions 3.3 Issuance of ECB debt certificates 3.4 Foreign exchange swaps 3.5 Collection of fixed-term deposits.
Eligibility criteria for marketable assets Debt certificates issued by the ECB and all debt certificates issued by the NCBs prior to the date of adoption of the euro in their respective Member State are eligible.
Other claims on euro area credit institutions denominated in euro Securities of euro area residents denominated in euro General government debt denominated in euro Intra-Eurosystem claims 9.1 Participating interest in ECB 9.2 Claims equivalent to the transfer of foreign reserves 9.3 Claims related to promissory notes backing the issuance of ECB debt certificates 9.4 Net claims related to the allocation of euro banknotes within the Eurosystem(*)
Issuance of ECB debt certificates Type of instrument The ECB may issue debt certificates with the aim of adjusting the structural position of the Eurosystem vis-à-vis the financial sector
Issuance of ECB debt certificates( a) T y p e o f i n s t r u m e n t The ECB may issue debt certificates with the aim of adjusting the structural position of the Eurosystem vis-àvis the financial sector so as to create( or enlarge) a liquidity shortage in the market.
Debt certificates issued by the ECB
Debt certificates issued by the ECB
Debt certificates issued by the ECB
Debt certificates issued by the ECB
ECB debt certificates purchased for fine-tuning purposes( i) Marketable securities other