Übersetzung für "Greek bonds" in Deutsch

And the European Central Bank would have fewer excuses to refuse Greek bonds as collateral.

Yet, in early 2012, their Greek bonds lost 75% of their value.

The decision to buy Greek bonds directly was not unanimous.

In the previous year, impairments on financial sector investments and Greek sovereign bonds had heavily impacted net income.

Allianz will accept Greece's offer of a voluntary conversion of Greek sovereign bonds.

We now have less than 100 million euros invested in Greek sovereign bonds.

Spreads on Greek sovereign bonds widened to record highs.

As a result, investors and banks started investing heavily in Greek bonds.

After write-downs the Allianz Group currently carries 310 million euros in Greek sovereign bonds.

The ECB purchased unsaleable Greek government bonds, but did not relinquish its claims on the interest.

Greek bonds were downgraded to "Junk status".

One feasible option would be to have an EU institution buy back Greek bonds.

You will know that Moody's decided to downgrade Greek bonds yesterday.

Also, the high exposure of the banking sector to sovereign Greek bonds and the Greek economy is very risky.

The proceeds were then invested in Greek government bonds and loans to Greek companies.

Investors who own Greek bonds could now see losses of up to 75% .

ECB chief Mario Draghi confirmed on Thursday that Greek bonds wouldn't be included for the time being.

Spreads on Greek government bonds over German Bunds began to widen, and have continued to widen ever since.

From last year's bank stress test exercise, we know that the Greek banks hold EUR 48 billion of government securities, Greek Government bonds.

The recent collapse of the money markets and speculation against Greek bonds showed not only that the financial system needs strict regulation, but also that certain transactions, such as risk premium transactions, should be banned.

Having purchased a huge amount of Greek Government bonds, and also having accepted much as collateral, the ECB is now trapped.

Jeer on if you like, but have you noticed that on the bond markets this morning Greek bonds are trading 233 basis points higher than German bonds?

Banking sector vulnerability has increased, however, due to the exposure of the banks to Greek government bonds and, more importantly, due to low economic growth prospects.

Because, the very day after the agreement last Sunday, the same story started that we have heard since the 11 February, with a series of comments on the inefficacy of the Greek measures and on the prospects for restructuring the Greek debt, with speculation as to whether the country might leave the euro area and, of course, with new attacks by the markets both on Greek bonds and on Portuguese and Spanish bonds.

In the same period, the largest Dutch pension fund, ABP, spent EUR 1 billion on Greek government bonds in order to achieve a somewhat higher rate of interest.