Европска монетарна унија

Европска монетарна унија

Abbr.: EMU. Established under the Maastricht Treaty on European Union. In the broader sense an economic and monetary union. Participating countries are obligated to pursue a common economic policy and use a single currency (euro). Entered into force on 1 January 1999.

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Industry/Domain: Banking
Category: Investment banking
Company: UBS
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Banking; Investment banking

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Banking; Investment banking

NZD-denominated bond issues placed by foreign borrowers.

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Banking; Investment banking

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Европска централна банка

Banking; Investment banking

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Banking; Investment banking

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Европски монетарен систем

Banking; Investment banking

Abbr.: EMS. The European Monetary System I (EMS I) was a system of fixed, but nonetheless flexible, exchange rates determining the exchange rates for the currencies of certain EU ...

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