tilleggsidealer

Tilleggsidealer, also known as supplementary dealers, are entities that operate in addition to the primary dealer system in a country's financial market. They play a crucial role in facilitating the trading of government securities, particularly in the context of open market operations. Tilleggsidealer are typically authorized by the central bank and are responsible for the safekeeping and trading of these securities. They act as intermediaries between the central bank and the market, ensuring the smooth functioning of monetary policy by providing liquidity and managing the supply of government securities. The primary functions of tilleggsidealer include executing open market operations, managing the government's debt portfolio, and providing liquidity to the financial system. They are regulated to maintain transparency, security, and efficiency in their operations, thereby contributing to the stability of the financial market. The role of tilleggsidealer is particularly significant in countries where the central bank does not directly manage the government's debt portfolio, allowing for a more decentralized and efficient market structure.