reserve tranche


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reserve tranche

n
(Banking & Finance) the quota of 25 per cent to which a member of the IMF has unconditional access. Prior to 1978 it was paid in gold and known as the gold tranche
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Reserve Tranche Policies: A member country is in Reserve position when its quota exceeds the IMF holdings of its currency excluding credits extended to it.
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