It comprises loans secured on residential property that are used for the purpose of house purchase and other loans for house purchase made on a personal basis or secured against other forms of assets .

The most important instrument is the reverse transaction ( applicable on the basis of repurchase agreements or collateralised loans ) .

The most important instrument is reverse transactions ( applicable on the basis of repurchase agreements or collateralised loans ) .

MFI interest rate statistics shall cover secured and unsecured loans to households for house purchases without differentiation .

( f ) to introduce new eligibility criteria for the own use of nonUCITS covered bonds ( structured covered bonds ) with resi dential real estate loans as underlying assets

MFI interest rate statistics cover secured and unsecured loans to households for house purchases without differentiation in indicators 16 to 19 and 31 .

Loans to households for house purchases , i.e. indicators 6 to 8 in Appendix 1 and indicators 16 to 19 and 31 in Appendix 2 , may be secured or unsecured . In the case of secured loans , the security may be the property itself or other assets .

Loans to households for house purchases , i.e. indicators 6 to 8 in Appendix 1 and indicators 16 to 19 and 31 in Appendix 2 , may be secured or unsecured , while indicators 58 to 61 refer to secured loans as defined in paragraph 60 .

Asset backed securities 23 .

This operation consists of the issue of securities by the MFI creditor that are backed by loans on the books of that institution .

The MFI issues asset backed securities .

The rights guaranteed in Article 7(

Arrangements for reverse transactions based on collateralised loans take account of the different procedures and formalities required to enable the establishment and subsequent realisation of a relevant interest in the collateral ( e.g. a pledge ) which apply in different jurisdictions .

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But these benefits are far from guaranteed.

On 4 March 2010 the Governing Council decided that the Eurosystem would be making available , for lending , its portfolio of covered bonds bought under the CBPP .

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Arrangements for reverse transactions based on collateralised loans take account of the different procedures and formalities required to enable the establishment and subsequent realisation of a relevant interest in the collateral ( e.g. a pledge , an assignment or a charge ) which apply in different jurisdictions .

Arrangements for providing the liquidity in the form of collateralised loans take account of the different procedures and formalities required to enable the establishment and subsequent realisation of a relevant interest in the collateral ( a pledge ) which apply in different jurisdictions .

3 These mortgagebacked securities , where the borrower or originator ( e.g. the MFI ) sells the loans to an SPV , are not the same as covered bonds , which are debt securities backed by loans that remain on the balance sheet of the borrower or issuer ( e.g. the MFI ) .

5 . The covered bonds shall be issued pursuant to legislation governing covered bonds that is in force in a euro area

( 5 ) Non UCITS compliant covered bonds , including both structured covered bonds and multi issuer covered bonds are included in liquidity category III .'

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16 They must be issued ( or , alternatively , guaranteed ) by entities established in the EEA .

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