Examples of using Collateralisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Collateralisation in bilateral clearing.
They are also important clients of CSDs, which often manage the collateralisation of monetary policy operations.
The applicable LGD* and required collateralisation levels for the secured parts of exposures are set out in Table 5 of this paragraph.
ECB Opinion on the provision of collateral to Danmarks Nationalbank through automatic collateralisation.
Table 6 sets out the applicable LGD* and required collateralisation levels for the secured parts of exposures.
Clearing can either occur bilaterally between the two counterparties or at central market level, by means of a central counterparty(CCP),thus involving appropriate collateralisation.
They are also important clients of CSDs,which often manage the collateralisation of monetary policy operations.
In particular, the Member States that currently use collateralisation have obviously expressed objections to abolition of systems with pledging of assets to cover outstanding claims technical provisions.
On 24 November 2011 the Governing Council approved the assessment of new direct andrelayed links eligible to be used for the collateralisation of Eurosystem credit operations.
The derivatives and guarantees agreements and any relevant documents on collateralisation arrangements where the exposures being securitised remain exposures of the originator;
Report on the assessment of securities settlement systems, direct links and relayed links On 7 August 2009 the Governing Council approved a report on the assessment of all securities settlement systems( SSSs)and the links that are currently being used for the collateralisation of Eurosystem credit operations.
Many systems operate on the basis of collateralisation mechanisms whereby participants provide collateral, often on an automated basis, to the system or where a collateral pool is established to safeguard settlement in case of failures.
The Convention intends to establish a universally applicable conflict-of-law regime that determines the law applicable to certain issues in respect of the holding,transfer and collateralisation of securities credited to a securities account( hereinafter« book-entry securities') held with an intermediary in an international context.
Article 9 SFD Many systems operate on the basis of collateralisation mechanisms whereby participants provide collateral, often on an automated basis, to the system or where a collateral pool is established to safeguard settlement in case of failures.
On 2 February 2017 the Governing Council approved two new direct links(from Euroclear Bank to LuxCSD and from Clearstream Banking AG-system to LuxCSD) and one new relayed link(Clearstream Banking AG-CREATION via Clearstream Banking S.A. to LuxCSD)to be used for the collateralisation of Eurosystem credit operations.
The[ insert name of CB] shall have[insert reference to a collateralisation technique under the applicable legal system] over the balance on a participant 's sub-account opened for the settlement of AS-related payment instructions under the arrangements between the relevant ancillary system and its CB.
On 2 February 2017 the Governing Council approved two new direct links(from Euroclear Bank to LuxCSD and from Clearstream Banking AG-system to LuxCSD) and one new relayed link(Clearstream Banking AG-CREATION via Clearstream Banking S.A. to LuxCSD)to be used for the collateralisation of Eurosystem credit operations.
To sum up, the current Community legislation on the law applicable to the holding,transfer and collateralisation of multi-tiered book-entry securities held with an intermediary represented an improvement in legal certainty and the protection against systemic risk throughout the Community.
On 17 July 2009 the Governing Council approved a new relayed link from Clearstream Banking AG Frankfurt( CBF) via Clearstream Banking S.A. Luxembourg( CBL) to the Slovenian Central Securities Clearing Corporation( Centralna klirinško depotna družba-- KDD), as well as the underlying direct link from CBL to KDD,as eligible for use in the collateralisation of Eurosystem credit operations.
Consequently, requiring proper collateralisation for bilateral clearing, and making it subject higher capital charges than centrally cleared trades, taking into account the risk-mitigating effect of collateral arrangements and other measures, as well as the impact on the corporate sector.
Regarding such banking services, the report compares an integrated model, whereby a CSD provides certain banking services subject to stricterrequirements for these services than under the CRD(for instance full collateralisation of credit) and a segregated model, whereby such banking services are provided by a separate credit institution, with no limitation on scope of activity, but subject to the same prudential requirements for these services.