Examples of using Stability bonds in English and their translations into Swedish
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The introduction of commonly issued Stability Bonds would mean a pooling of sovereign issuance among the Member States
As for the outstanding legacy bonds, this segment would be gradually declining, as being replaced by Stability Bonds and newly issued national bonds. .
The EESC shares the Commission's view that Stability Bonds must have a high credit quality to be accepted by investors
expresses the fear that introducing shared responsibility for Stability Bonds will have no effect on the discipline exercised by the markets.
In this perspective, Stability Bonds may be regarded not only as a potential source of moral hazard,
Depending on the chosen approach to issuing Stability Bonds, Member States could accept joint-and-several liability for all
The joint-and-several guarantee for the Stability Bond would almost certainly require Treaty changes.
For Stability Bond as a whole.
The Stability Bond would differ from existing jointly issued instruments.
Both the liquidity and credit premiums for a Stability Bond would crucially depend on the options chosen for the design
For the Stability Bond this may prove to be too limited although listing on several exchanges would involve additional costs.
This approach to the Stability Bond would deliver fewer of the benefits of common issuance
A key issue in this approach would be the specific criteria for determining the relative proportions of Stability Bond and national issuance.
With several(not joint) guarantees, each guaranteeing Member State would be liable for its share of liabilities under the Stability Bond according to a specific contribution key12.
Given the joint-and-several guarantees for the Stability Bond and the robustness required in the underlying framework for budgetary discipline and economic competitiveness, this approach to Stability Bond issuance would almost certainly require Treaty changes.
robust asset in the form of a Stability Bond.
a downgrade of a large Member State would be very likely to result in a corresponding downgrade of the Stability Bond, although this would not necessarily have an impact on the rating of the other Member States.
The Stability Bond would thereby provide a link
which would allow speedy introduction of the Stability Bond and allow the instrument to be used to manage the current crisis;
Opinion on Green Paper on the feasibility of introducing stability bonds.