Net transfers on debt
This refers to the subtraction of debt-servicing (yearly payments - interest + capital sum - to the industrialised countries) from the year’s gross payments (donations and new loans) made by the creditors.
The net transfer on debt is said to be positive when the country or continent concerned receives more (in loans) than it repays. It is negative if the sums repaid are greater than the sums lent to the country or continent concerned.
- ABS
Asset backed security - Asset
- Balance of payments
- Balance
- Bank for International Settlements
BIS - Banker’s guarantee
- Bond market
- Bond
- CDO
Collateralized Debt Obligations - CDS
Credit Default Swaps - Central Bank
- CFTC
Commodity Futures Trading Commission - Chicago Boys
- CLO
Collateralized Loan Obligation - CMBS
Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities - Collateral
- Commodities
- Common goods
- Corporate bonds
- Credit derivative
- Debt refinancing
- Debt rescheduling
- Debt service
- Debt stock
- Deposit or commercial bank
- Derivatives
- Devaluation
- EBA
European Banking Authority - ECB
European Central Bank - Emergency Liquidity Assistance
ELA - Equity
- ESM
European Stability Mechanism - EURIBOR
Euro Interbank Offered Rate - Export Credit Agency
- FED
Federal Reserve - Financial contracts
- Financial instruments
- Financial market
- Financial proceeds
- Financial securities
- Food crops
- FSB
Financial Stability Board - Futures market
- Futures
- G20
- G8
- GDP
Gross Domestic Product - Genetically Modified Organisms
GMO - Goodwill
- Government debt
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