Abstract
In 2004, government debt in Germany reached a record level. In view of this, debt servicing represents a considerable part of the government budget. Hence, debt management is of increasing significance. The paper describes the objectives and risks of a fiscally oriented debt management strategy. It then presents the instruments that can be used to mitigate risks. The analysis is augmented with a description of the institutional, organizational, and legal regulations that debt managers in Germany must adhere to.
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