Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Collateral framework in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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On 11 June 2003 the Eurosystem launched a public consultation on the measures to improve the collateral framework of the Eurosystem, and the public was invited to react by 15 September 2003.
European Central Bank(2003), Measures to improve the collateral framework of the Eurosystem,
The amendments have therefore been introduced to increase the overall transparency of the collateral framework by specifying the precise criteria that have to be fulfilled by asset-backed securities in addition to the criteria applicable to debt instruments in general.
This feature of the Eurosystem 's collateral framework has recently gained widespread recognition as it has been one stabilising feature in the recent financial market turmoil.
The Eurosystem is investigating the possibility of extending its collateral framework to debt instruments whose issuers are based in non-EEA G10 countries i.e. Canada,
The respondents promote the idea of creating a uniform collateral framework which is as broad
Regarding the Eurosystem collateral framework, the Governing Council has decided to keep the minimum credit threshold for marketable and non-marketable assets in the Eurosystem collateral framework at investment-grade level( i.e. BBB-/ Baa3) beyond the end of 2010, except in the case of asset-backed securities.
High expectations of the Eurosystem collateral framework: Most respondents would like the implementation of the collateral framework to be based on the principles of harmonisation,
The amendments mainly relate to the introduction of non-marketable assets in the Eurosystem's collateral framework and represent the final step in the gradual introduction of a single framework for eligible collateral, common to all Eurosystem credit operations also referred to as the“Single List”.
a preliminary list of accepted non-regulated markets was published by the ECB on 10 May 2004 see the press release“Review of the Eurosystem's Collateral Framework: First step towards a Single List”.
Following the publication of a provisional list of non-regulated markets that are accepted by the Eurosystem as complying with its collateral framework(see also the Review of the Eurosystem's Collateral Framework: First step towards a Single List,
This single framework replaces the two-tier collateral system that has been in place since the start of Economic and Monetary Union( EMU)-- see previous press releases of 5 August 2004-- entitled« Review of the Eurosystem 's collateral framework: second step towards a single list»-- and 22 July 2005 entitled« Eurosystem collateral framework: Inclusion of non-marketable assets in the Single List».
as well as within the collateral frameworks of some central banks.
July 2005- Eurosystem collateral framework: Inclusion of non-marketable assets in the Single List.
However, the Eurosystem will, of course, consider market views when taking its decisions on improving the collateral framework.
Accordingly, no discrimination should be made in the collateral framework on grounds of the public
There should therefore be no discrimination within the collateral framework on the grounds of the public
Therefore there can be no discrimination within the collateral framework on the grounds of the public
However, this distinction will be phased out gradually over coming years to leave the Eurosystem collateral framework with a single list of eligible assets.
For these reasons, the revision of the collateral framework, if and when decided, will require a