Debt management

Generally, any act of trying to get debt under control, and more broadly, any effort to achieve a balanced creditor structure through the use of appropriate financial instruments and maturities. – With regard to a private household, efforts to bring obligations incurred (common financial obligations such as credit card bills, loans, mortgages and the like) back into line with disposable income. – With regard to the public sector, the banking management and servicing of the public debt (that means policy of minimizing financing costs over the long term, taking account of risk, and managing the aggregate cash needs of the public budget in the most cost-effective way). In Germany, this task is performed by the Federal Securities Administration. – See arrangement, bank rule, golden, maturity breakdown, debt ratio, government.

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