Examples of using Sub-frontloading in English and their translations into Italian
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Slovak banks do not envisage using the new simplified ECB rules for sub-frontloading adopted in June 20082.
The decisions taken relate to the following matters: the frontloading and sub-frontloading of banknotes, the debiting model
It is therefore necessary to introduce a simplified sub-frontloading procedure to be used when only small amounts of euro banknotes and coins are involved.
NCBs may subject sub-frontloading by credit institutions
The sub-frontloading of citizens with certain amounts of small-denomination banknotes as well as coins would also be conceivable.
Although the CBC was active in explaining the need for sub-frontloading to enterprises dealing with cash, the euro-cash orders were well below expectations.
In order to encourage sales outlets to participate in sub-frontloading, financially attractive deferred debiting conditions should be offered to them.
The retailers who sign a simple sub-frontloading contract will be delivered up to €10 000, 5 days before €-day5.
The retailers who sign a simplified sub-frontloading contract will be delivered up to €10 000, up to 5 calendar days before €-day4.
ECB Guideline on frontloading and sub-frontloading of euro banknotes and coins.
conditions for frontloading and sub-frontloading;
Article 16 Conditions applying to delivery of euro banknotes and coins for sub-frontloading 1.
logistical problems in the first days after the changeover, a significant additional effort should be made to increase frontloading and sub-frontloading volumes.
Practical preparations are generally advancing well, while certain aspects(e.g. frontloading and sub-frontloading arrangements) will need to be further strengthened.
Lithuania and Slovenia will have to set ambitious objectives for their frontloading and sub-frontloading activities, otherwise a short period of dual circulation might be untenable.
O0009--- EN--- 05.07.2008--- 001.001--- 13▼B CHAPTER IV SUB-FRONTLOADING Article 16 Conditions applying to delivery of euro banknotes and coins for sub-frontloading 1.
The sub-frontloading(i.e. the supply of euro cash by credit institutions to businesses
Estonia and Slovakia have already adopted specific arrangements for the frontloading of banks and the sub-frontloading of retailers and other businesses,
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 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.