Betekenis van:
member bank

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. ‘NCB’ means the national central bank of a Member State whose currency is the euro.
2. Each Member State shall pay the bank charges relating to the payment of its own contributions.
3. a counterparty to central banks of the Member States or the European Central Bank; or
4. ‘future Eurosystem NCB’ means the national central bank of a future participating Member State;
5. ‘NCB’ means the national central bank of a Member State that has adopted the euro;
6. appointing a member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank
7. ‘competent national central bank’ (competent NCB) means the NCB of the Member State in whose jurisdiction the infringement occurred;
8. Eurosystem: the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks of the Member States of the euro area.
9. Member States maintaining a national vaccine bank shall inform the Commission of the quantities and types of the stored vaccines.
10. NCB business day: any day on which the national central bank of a specific Member State is open for the purpose of conducting Eurosystem monetary policy operations. In some Member States, branches of the national central bank may be closed on NCB business days owing to local or regional bank holidays.
11. In some Member States, the national central bank (or some of its branches) may not be open for the purpose of conducting monetary policy operations on certain Eurosystem business days owing to national or regional bank holidays.
12. The ECB shall, upon request of the Commission, open accounts in the name of the Commission and, upon request of a national central bank of a beneficiary Member State, open accounts in the name of such national central bank.
13. In an earmarking system, as soon as a counterparty’s bid for credit is accepted by the national central bank of the Member State in which the counterparty is established (i.e. the ‘home central bank’), the counterparty instructs (via its own custodian, if necessary) the SSS in the country in which its marketable assets are held to transfer them to the central bank of that country for the account of the home central bank. Once the home central bank has been informed by the correspondent central bank that the collateral has been received, it transfers the funds to the counterparty.
14. a central, regional or local authority, a central bank of a Member State, the EU, the ECB, the European Investment Bank, a non-Member State or, if the latter is a federal State, by one of the members making up the federation, or by a public international body to which one or more Member States belong,
15. ‘Member States shall accept instead the use of the latest exchange rate published by the European Central Bank at the time the tax becomes chargeable.