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creditworthy

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1. Market analysts agreed that Hynix was not creditworthy during this period.
2. qn the probability of default by a creditworthy company within n years.
3. if the long-term interest rate that would be paid by a creditworthy company
4. The rate of default of a creditworthy company in 2001 within one year was 0,13 %.
5. The default rates for both creditworthy and uncreditworthy companies for the term of the measure in question were taken from Moody's Investor Services (0,13 % and 34,37 % respectively).
6. For the purposes of this calculation, the Commission has used as the creditworthy rate for KRW loans the average Bank of Korea interest rate on investment grade corporate bonds in 2001, which was 11,38 %.
7. The default rates for both creditworthy and uncreditworthy companies for the term of the measure in question were taken from Moody's Investor Services (0,13 % and 34,37 % respectively). This led to a total interest rate of 63,89 %.
8. For the purposes of this implementation, the Commission has used as the creditworthy (or commercial) rate for USD loans the average USD lending interest rate for 2001, which, according to the IMF International Financial Statistics Service, was 6,922 %.
9. The rate of default of an uncreditworthy company in 2001 within one year was, according to Moody's, 34,34 %. The rate of default of a creditworthy company in 2001 within one year was 0,13 %.
10. Reserve assets must (i) be under the effective control of the relevant monetary authority of the Eurosystem or an NCB and (ii) be highly liquid, marketable and creditworthy claims held by the Eurosystem on non-euro-area residents denominated in currencies other than the euro, gold, reserve positions in the IMF or special drawing rights (SDRs).
11. Reserve assets (see also B.o.p. book, Section 3.11) The reserve assets of the euro area consist of the Eurosystem’s reserve assets, i.e. the ECB’s and the NCBs’ reserve assets. Reserve assets must (i) be under the effective control of the relevant monetary authority of the Eurosystem or an NCB and (ii) be highly liquid, marketable and creditworthy claims held by the Eurosystem on non-euro-area residents denominated in currencies other than the euro, gold, reserve positions in the IMF or special drawing rights (SDRs). This definition expressly excludes foreign currency claims on residents of the euro area, and euro claims on non-residents of the euro area, from being considered to be reserve assets either at the national or at the euro-area level. Likewise, foreign exchange positions of central governments and/or the Treasury are not included in the definition of reserve assets for the euro area in accordance with the institutional arrangements in the Treaty establishing the European Community.