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3. Counterparties may not submit as collateral for Eurosystem monetary policy operations uncovered bank bonds issued by themselves or issued by closely linked entities and guaranteed by a European Economic Area public sector entity with the right to impose taxes in excess of the nominal value of these bonds already submitted as collateral on 3 July 2012.

The intergovernmental agreement requires governments to report their debt issuance plans (raising funds by borrowing from bond-holders) in advance to the Commission and Council of the EU.

1. Counterparties that issue eligible bank bonds guaranteed by an EEA public sector entity with the right to impose taxes may not submit such bonds or similar bonds issued by closely linked entities as collateral for Eurosystem credit operations in excess of the nominal value of these bonds already submitted as collateral on the day this Decision enters into force.

3. Counterparties may not submit bank bonds issued by themselves and guaranteed by an EEA public sector entity with the right to impose taxes and such bonds issued by closely linked entities as collateral for Eurosystem credit operations in excess of the nominal value of these bonds already submitted as collateral on 3 July 2012.

‘The above provisions concerning close links do not apply to: (a) close links between the counterparty and an EEA public sector entity which has the right to levy taxes, or in the case where a debt instrument is guaranteed by an EEA public sector entity which has the right to levy taxes; (b) covered bank bonds issued in accordance with the criteria set out in Article 22(4) of the UCITS Directive; or (c) cases in which debt instruments are protected by specific legal safeguards comparable to those instruments given under (b) such as in the case of (i) non-marketable RMBDs which are not securities; or (ii) residenti ...[+++]al real estate loan-backed structured covered bank bonds or commercial mortgage loan-backed structured covered bank bonds, i.e. certain covered bank bonds not declared UCITS compliant by the European Commission, that fulfil all the criteria that apply to asset-backed securities, as set out in Sections 6.2 and 6.3 and the following additional criteria (2):

This calculation starts from the assumption that the contracts covered are for three years (industry average), that the risk of the guarantee being called is spread evenly throughout the three-year period, that the bonds are issued in a linear fashion over 12 months (September 2003 to August 2004) for a total amount of EUR 3,5 billion and that, as from September 2004, the state counter-guarantee covering the bonds issued is abolished. ...[+++]