Orden ETD/27/2021, de 15 de enero, por la que se dispone la creación de Deuda del Estado durante el año 2021 y enero de 2022. | BOE-A-2021-900 — Spain law | Esheria

Orden ETD/27/2021, de 15 de enero, por la que se dispone la creación de Deuda del Estado durante el año 2021 y enero de 2022.

Autoriza a la Secretaría General del Tesoro y Financiación Internacional a emitir o contraer Deuda del Estado en 2021, dentro de los límites y condiciones fijados.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Order
Citation
BOE-A-2021-900
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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accounting and reporting adjudication pricing administrative organization arbitration auction auction allocation auction bidding auction participation auction procedure auction publication auction resolution auction settlement auctions bid submission bond amortization bond and treasury bill auctions bond issuance bond terms budget accounting confidentiality contracting coupon interest debt issuance deposit requirements +21 more

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The Banco de España must pay State Debt interest and amortization reimbursements on behalf of the Treasury, and it must account for those operations and expenses to the Treasury’s General Secretariat for International Treasury and Financing. La Secretaría General del Tesoro y Financiación Internacional puede negociar y formalizar ciertos contratos, y también puede pactar arbitraje o someterlos a leyes o tribunales extranjeros si respeta las condiciones indicadas. Regulates auction offers for government debt: competitive and non-competitive bids may be made, but each bidder or submitting entity is limited in how many bids it can file and must meet minimum amount and format rules. Regulates who may submit auction offers/petitions, the technical and timing requirements, and deposit/payment conditions before bids are accepted. The Treasury and Financial Policy Directorate General resolves the auction, sets the issuance amount and acceptance prices/rates, and records the result in a resolution.