Debt Management Office definition

Debt Management Office means the Belgian Federal Debt Agency, Danmarks Nationalbank
Debt Management Office means the Debt Management Office established by section 5;
Debt Management Office means the Office established in terms of the Public Debt Management Act [Chapter 22:21] (No. 4 of 2015);

Examples of Debt Management Office in a sentence

  • If these restrictions mean that insufficient commercial organisations of high credit quality are available to invest the Council’s cash balances, then the surplus will be deposited with the UK Government, via the Debt Management Office or invested in government treasury bills for example, or with other local authorities.

  • If these restrictions mean that insufficient commercial organisations of high credit quality are available to invest the Council’s cash balances, then the surplus will be deposited with the UK Government via the Debt Management Office or invested in government treasury bills for example, or with other local authorities.

  • If these restrictions mean that insufficient commercial organisations of high credit quality are available to invest the Authority’s cash balances, then the surplus will be deposited with the UK Government, via the Debt Management Office or invested in government treasury bills for example, or with other local authorities.

  • The UK Government (such as the Debt Management Office, UK Treasury Bills or a Gilt with less than one year to maturity).

  • In any period of significant stress in the markets, the default position is for investments to be made with the Debt Management Office or UK Treasury Bills.

  • If these restrictions mean that insufficient commercial organisations of high credit quality are available to invest the Authority’s cash balances, then the surplus will be deposited with the UK Government via the Debt Management Office or invested in government treasury bills for example, or with other local authorities.

  • If these restrictions mean that insufficient commercial organisations of high credit quality are available to invest the Authority’s cash balances, then the surplus will be deposited with the UK Government, via the Debt Management Office for example, or with other local authorities.

  • In any sustained period of significant stress in the financial markets, the default position is for investments to be placed with The Debt Management Account Deposit Facility of the Debt Management Office (DMO) of the UK central government.

  • This is considered to be the lowest risk form of investment available to local authorities as it is operated by the Debt Management Office which is part of H.M. Treasury i.e. the UK Government’s sovereign rating stands behind the DMADF.

  • The Authority also invests Pension Fund cash in short-term deposits with the Debt Management Office or other UK public bodies for periods normally less than 3 months.


More Definitions of Debt Management Office

Debt Management Office means the Debt Management Office referred to in the Public Debt Management Act [Chapter 22:21];
Debt Management Office means the Office established in terms of the Public
Debt Management Office means the Lagos State Debt Management Office established under the Lagos State Debt Management Office (Establishment) Law Ch. L21, Laws of Lagos State 2015;

Related to Debt Management Office

  • Procurement Officer means the Buyer's contracting personnel, as identified in the Introductory Materials.

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  • Peace officer means a law enforcement official of a public

  • Agency Chief Contracting Officer or “ACCO” shall mean the position delegated authority by the Agency Head to organize and supervise the procurement activity of subordinate Agency staff in conjunction with the City Chief Procurement Officer.

  • Municipal Finance Management Act means the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act No. 56 of 2003);