Examples of using Debt instruments in English and their translations into Danish
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These debt instruments will be complemented in the near future by a suite of equity instruments managed by the EIF.
The debt instruments may also be issued by entities established in non-EEA G-10 countries 45.
Transactions in long-term debt instruments( 1)[ x. y]
Debt instruments may not afford rights to the principal and/
Furthermore, market liquidity may be taken into account by the ECB when determining the eligibility of individual debt instruments.
reduce the principal amount of claims or debt instruments that are transferred.
The decomposition is an approximation based on the composition of the debt instruments of general government.
Debt instruments' means bonds
First, Národná banka Slovenska purchased debt instruments issued by the European Investment Bank(EIB) in the primary market.
An additional haircut of 8% shall be imposed by the Eurosystem on all such marketable debt instruments.
operational peculiarities that make their use by the Eurosystem more complex than debt instruments.
Some specific restrictions are imposed on the eligibility of uncovered debt instruments issued by credit institutions.
The debt instruments that have become eligible as a result of this change are now included in the list of eligible assets published on the ECB's website.
The Banco de Portugal starts to accept private debt instruments as collateral in its open market operations,
The risk control framework for tier-one assets includes the following main elements: individual debt instruments are subject to specific valuation haircuts.
the procedures are adapted to the market conventions for the debt instruments transacted.
treasury certificates and similar debt instruments issued by public bodies which are eligible for refinancing with the central banks of the country or countries in which a aedit institution is established.
Second, the debt instruments need to be listed or quoted on a regulated market as defined in Council Directive 93/22/ EEC of 10 May 1993 on investment services in the securities field.
In the latter case, the debt instruments can only be considered eligible if the Eurosystem ascertains that its rights would be protected in an appropriate manner, as determined by the Eurosystem, under the laws of the respective non-EEA G10 country.
Non-tradable debt instruments issued by general government to the public at large are to be classified under deposits, as they are close substitutes for time deposits,