Examples of using Debt instruments in English and their translations into Slovak
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Regarding sovereign debt instruments, allow the publication of several transactions in an aggregated form for an indefinite period of time.
Tier one currently consists of marketable debt instruments fulfilling uniform euro area-wide eligibility criteria specified by the ECB.
coupon structure of the debt instruments as described in Boxes 10 and 11.
However, the banking sector will keep financing a large part of the European economy with traditional debt instruments.
the exercise of appropriate control over the specific legal risks relating to such debt instruments.
by way of euro denominated short term debt instruments.
(b) the debt instruments or loans referred to in Article 39,(2), are issued by the parent undertaking,
For the purposes of the curvature risk, institutions shall consider vectors inferred either from relevant debt instruments or credit default swaps
Convertible bonds are debt instruments with an embedded call option that allows bondholders to convert their debt into stock(equity)
Equities issued by credit institutions and debt instruments issued by credit institutions which do not comply strictly with the criteria set out in Article 22( 4)
Whereas CBs are attractive debt instruments since they are- up to the level of collateral in the cover pool- exempted from the bail-in tool set out in Article 44 of the Bank Recovery
Debt instruments referred to in the first subparagraph, including their embedded derivatives, shall not be
Where converting debt instruments or other unsecured liabilities pursuant to paragraph 3, the resolution authority may require CCPs or their parent undertakings to issue or to transfer instruments of ownership to the holders of the debt instruments or other unsecured liabilities.
of every transaction conducted on their own account relating to the shares or debt instruments of that issuer or to derivatives
as well as for the debt instruments themselves(i.e. sovereign debt). .
Convertible bonds are debt instruments with an embedded call option that allows bondholders to convert their debt into equity,
namely euro-denominated debt instruments issued by entities established in those Group of Ten( G10) countries that are
Tier-two assets have to fulfil the following minimum eligibility criteria( see also Table 4): they can be debt instruments( marketable or non-marketable)
These restrictions do not apply if the transaction serves to hedge a long position in debt instruments of an issuer, the pricing of which has a high correlation with the pricing of the given sovereign debt. .
Debt instruments referred to in the first subparagraph, including their embedded derivatives, shall not be