Μία παρουσίαση του Target2 για όσους γνωρίζουν αγγλικά. Διαβάστε το κείμενο, δείτε και το βίντο και να θυμάστε πως: η Ελλάδα θα βγει απ’ το ευρώ όταν οι Έλληνες θα έχουν αποσύρει τα χρήματα τους απ’ τις τράπεζες και, η Ευρωπαϊκή Κεντρική Τράπζα (και το ΔΝΤ) θα σταματήσουν να μας δανείζουν -για ευνόητους λόγους.
Δώστε προσοχή στις σημειώσεις του κ. Boson de Higgs!
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Εχουμε ασχοληθεί πολύ με το θέμα στο Olympia, ο ΠΠ το έχει αναλάβει πατριωτικά … http://wp.me/pbW97-DSt
Συγγνώμη για τα αγγλικά Liquidity management in TARGET2
The availability and cost of liquidity are two crucial issues for the smooth processing of payments in RTGS systems. In TARGET2, liquidity can be managed very flexibly and is available at low cost since fully remunerated minimum reserves – which credit institutions are required to hold with their central bank – can be used in full for settlement purposes during the day. The averaging provisions applied to minimum reserves allow banks to be flexible in their end-of-day liquidity management. The overnight lending and deposit facilities also allow for continuous lliquidity management decisions. The Eurosystem provides intraday credit.
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This credit must be fully collateralised and no interest is charged. However, all Eurosystem credit must be fully collateralised, i.e. secured by other assets. The range of eligible collateral is very wide. Assets eligible for monetary policy purposes are also eligible for intraday credit. Under Eurosystem rules, credit can only be granted by the national central bank of the Member State where the participant is established. Banks’ treasury managers have a keen interest in the use of automated processes for the optimisation of payment and liquidity management.
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Liquidity management features in TARGET2: TARGET2 has a range of features allowing efficient liquidity management, including payment priorities, timed transactions, liquidity reservation facilities, limits, liquidity pooling and optimisation procedures.
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