Betekenis van:
certificate of deposit

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. ‘cash assimilated instrument’ means a certificate of deposit or other similar instrument issued by the lending credit institution;
2. The average life of deposit certificates was 24 months, so that credit institutions were collecting an average annual fee of EUR 2,25 to EUR 4,65 per certificate.
3. The average life of deposit certificates was 24 months, so that credit institutions were collecting an average annual fee of EUR 2,25 to EUR 4,65 per certificate. Taking the average amount on a postal savings certificate to be EUR 2000, and applying PI’s percentage remuneration (0,11 %) to that amount, the annual fee for a paper certificate was EUR 2,20, which was in line with the commission on deposit certificates.
4. Financial products in paper form were extremely rare in the market, but postal savings certificates could be considered comparable to the deposit certificates issued by banks (certificati di deposito — CDs). For these certificates subscribers paid the bank a one-shot fee varying from EUR 4,50 to EUR 9,30 per certificate, regardless of the amount of the deposit and the maturity.
5. For these certificates subscribers paid the bank a one-shot fee varying from EUR 4,50 to EUR 9,30 per certificate, regardless of the amount of the deposit and the maturity.