Examples of using Sub-frontloading in English and their translations into Swedish
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Frontloading and sub-frontloading.
The sub-frontloading started at the beginning of November 2008.
Banknotes ECB Guideline on frontloading and sub-frontloading of euro banknotes and coins.
The sub-frontloading of euro banknotes will start on 1 December.
costly to fulfil all sub-frontloading requirements.
The sub-frontloading of euro cash to businesses was initiated at the end of October 2008.
In order to encourage sales outlets to participate in sub-frontloading, financially attractive deferred debiting conditions should be offered to them.
Sub-frontloading played a relatively modest role compared to the cash changeover in 2002.
particular attention should be paid to ensuring an appropriate level of sub-frontloading.
Sub-frontloading of banknotes and coins to commercial banks' major clients will commence on 1 December 2014.
According to the NBS and the commercial banks, the new Guidelines came too late to be used in Slovakia since a large number of sub-frontloading contracts were already concluded by May 2008.
The frontloading of banks and sub-frontloading of businesses and citizens in Estonia was well prepared and organised.
to ensure that businesses receive smaller denomination euro banknotes during the sub-frontloading.
The sub-frontloading of citizens with certain amounts of small-denomination banknotes as well as coins would also be conceivable.
The ECB is therefore currently investigating the possibility of simplifying its guidelines on sub-frontloading for future changeovers,
Sub-frontloading represented 0.9% in value of the total frontloaded amount as far as euro banknotes are concerned,
On 19 June 2008 the Governing Council adopted a Guideline amending Guideline ECB/2006/9 on certain preparations for the euro cash changeover and on frontloading and sub-frontloading of euro banknotes and coins outside the euro area(ECB/2008/4).
In Slovenia, the sub-frontloading represented only 2.4% of the value of frontloaded cash while in both Cyprus
These plans were based on, among other things, the legal framework adopted by the Governing Council in July 2006 in relation to certain preparations for the euro cash changeover and the frontloading and sub-frontloading of euro banknotes and coins outside the euro area.
In Slovenia, the sub-frontloading represented only 2.4% of the value of frontloaded cash while in both Cyprus
coins 56 Frontloading and sub-frontloading 59 Facilitating the cash changeover for retailers 60 Putting euro cash into circulation 60 Withdrawing national banknotes
The sub-frontloading of commercial banks' major clients with coins should start in September while smaller cash users will only be supplied as of December 2010.
The retailers who sign a simplified sub-frontloading contract will be delivered up to €10 000, up to 5 calendar days before €-day4.
During the sub-frontloading phase(which started on 1 December 2007),
Some 14 000 businesses signed a sub-frontloading contract with a bank and were supplied with almost 24% of
Sub-frontloading to the general public before€-day is currently not foreseen as a significant part of the population is already in possession of a certain quantity of euro cash.
The framework for the sub-frontloading of commercial banks' customers with euro coins is in place,
The sub-frontloading also included 86 000 retailer kits4 with euro coins that were prepared by the main CIT-company
The comparatively high level of sub-frontloading was attained in spite of the fact that Estonian banks did not use the new simplified ECB rules for sub-frontloading adopted in June 20085.
Regular sub-frontloading to commercial banks' major clients started on 1 December 2014, smaller corporate clients using simplified sub-frontloading were delivered euro cash by the end of December 2014.