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Currently the ECB is marking any sovereign debt above the BBB- as eligible collateral, and it'll keep that standard up until late 2010, which is good news for Greece.
Only relevant ARDS etiologies (pneumocystis pneumonia, pulmonary eosinophilic pneumonia associated with certain autoimmune diseases, or a systemic disease) are recognized as eligible for steroids in the early stages.
Third, it provides policy arguments to justify a tougher definition of regulatory capital in Basel III, since banks have incentives to comply with capital regulation through the financing alternative of lowest cost that is recognized as eligible capital.
Washington recognizes as much.
At Northwestern University, a group of football players scored a first-round victory before the National Labor Relations Board in a campaign to be recognized as "employees" eligible to unionize.
The structured securities are backed by eligible collateral, as described in this part, held by the trustee.
Even if it runs out of eligible collateral, it could access unlimited emergency liquidity assistance from its national central bank – as long as the central bank's governing council signed off and the bank was deemed solvent.
Direct asset purchases by the ECB, such as for SME credits, another LTRO of considerable tenor, and lower haircuts on eligible collateral would help lower bank funding costs and lending rates.
Besides, recognizing Nantucket Sound as eligible for the national register would not necessarily block Cape Wind.
"Expanding the range of eligible collateral is meaningful in facilitating fund supply and ensuring financial market stability".
The declaration would make residents in the counties recognized as disaster areas eligible to receive federal aid.
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