The Financial Market Stabilisation Fund (FMS) successfully sells the remaining 3.5 % shareholding in pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG, thus further increasing the positive balance of the pbb reprivatisation. pbb was created as a result of the restructuring of the former Hypo Real Estate Holding AG (HRE), after the latter had run into difficulties in 2008, threatening its existence, and had to be rescued by the FMS. With the IPO, 80 % of the shares in Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG were placed in summer 2015. In May 2018, a further 16.5 % of the shares were sold. With the sale of the last shares, the reprivatisation is now complete.

From July 2020, issues of Federal securities will supplement the refinancing of KfW's special programmes under the Federal government's Corona assistance. The proceeds from the issuance of these Federal securities initially finance the Economic Stabilisation Fund (ESF), which simultaneously passes the proceeds on to KfW as a loan. This process refinances the loans granted independently by KfW under the special programmes.

As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the Federal government decides to set up a rescue fund for companies in the real economy. An economic stabilisation fund (ESF) is activated, the administration of which is the responsibility of the Finance Agency by virtue of the law establishing an economic stabilisation fund.

From 2019, the refinancing of the deconsolidated environment FMS-Wertmanagement (FMS-WM) will be supplemented by means of issues of Federal securities. The proceeds from the issuance of these Federal securities will initially finance the Financial Market Stabilisation Fund (FMS), which will simultaneously pass these proceeds on to the FMS-WM as a loan. On the one hand, this improves the overall settlement result of the FMS-WM, and on the other hand, it strengthens the Federal government's capital market presence.

Im Jahr 2018 wird die Finanzagentur im Zuge der Neuordnung der Aufgaben der Bundesanstalt für Finanzmarktstabilisierung (FMSA) mit der Trägerschaft der FMSA beliehen. Die FMSA übt weiterhin eigenständig die Rechtsaufsicht über die beiden Abwicklungsanstalten FMS-Wertmanagement (FMS-WM) und Erste Abwicklungsanstalt (EAA) aus. Vollständig in die Finanzagentur integriert wird hingegen die Verwaltung des früher von der FMSA verwalteten Finanzmarktstabilisierungsfonds (FMS). Er umfasst die Beteiligungen des Bundes an der Commerzbank AG, der Hypo Real Estate Holding AG und der Portigon AG.

In 2013, the Federal government issues a joint bond together with ten federal states. The issuers of the Bund-Laender-Anleihe are partially culpable for their respective share of the issue volume.

At the turn of the year 2012/2013, direct sales of Federal securities for private investors will be discontinued. The launch of new Federal saving notes and financing paper, the direct purchase offer for Federal notes and the Federal day bond as well as the custody of newly issued Federal securities will end.

An amendment to §§ 4a to 4k of the "Bundesschuldenwesengesetz" ("BSchuWG") allows the introduction of so-called rescheduling clauses for Federal securities. A corresponding text passage will be included in the terms and conditions of issue as of 1 January 2013 in order to comply with a requirement under the ("European Stability Mechanism") "ESM" Treaty.

The Council of European Finance and Economic Ministers mandates Finance Agency to configure the market presence of the European Financial Stability Facility ("EFSF"). The Finance Agency conducts the first issuance of the EFSF and initiates its liquidity and risk management. The mandate expires at the end of 2013.

The Federal government transfers all tasks of the Federal Securities Administration, the successor to the Federal Debt Administration, to Finance Agency. As a result, in particular, the former private customer business with savong notes is transferred to Finance Agency. BWpV is dissolved on 31 July 2006.

The Federal Ministry of Finance is transferring the distribution of collector coins to Deutsche Post AG (Philately Division) as of 1 January 2006.

Through the "Act on the Reorganisation of the Federal Debt Register Law and the Legal Basis of the Federal Securities Administration" ("Federal Securities Administration Act"), the Federal Debt Administration becomes a higher federal authority under the Federal Ministry of Finance under the new name "Federal Securities Administration" (BWpV). The Federal Financing Committee replaces the Federal Debt Committee. It consists of members of the German Bundestag exclusively and is informed by the Federal Ministry of Finance on all matters of debt management and borrowing by the Federal government.

Under the first managing directors Dr. Peter Jabcke and Gerhard Schleif, the operative business in the money market area starts.

Based on the report of an external consultant, the Bundestag decides to transfer the essential tasks of carrying out credit management to a federally owned GmbH with the aim of centralising it in the medium term.

Start of retail business with the launch of the first type A Federal saving note. This was followed in the same year by the type B, in 1975 by the Federal Treasury financing paper and in 1979 by the Federal notes.

The BSV archive is renamed the "Berlin Branch Office of the BSV".

The Federal government takes over the "Administrative Group for Archives of the Former Imperial Debt Administration" in Berlin and places it under the BSV under the name "Archives of the Federal Debt Administration".

Through the "Ordinance on the Federal Debt Administration", the authority is given the new name "Federal Debt Administration" (BSV) and is transferred to the administration of the Federal government.

Renaming of the Imperial Debt Administration in Berlin to "Administrative Group for Archives of the Former Reich Debt Administration".

The debt administration is assigned to the Allied Military Command.

The Property Administration makes a building in Berlin Grunewald available to the Imperial Debt Administration.

The introduction of the Hollerith punch card system will massively increase the proportion of unitless securities.

The "Depotgesetz" (Securities Deposit Act) decides on the licensing of securities clearing and deposit banks, which makes it possible to issue securities as book-entry claims (book-entry securities) cheaply and quickly.

Within the framework of the "Act to Remedy the Distress of the People and the Empire" ("Enabling Act"), the Reichtag's law of credit approval is transferred to the Imperial Government.

The first "Imperial Debt Order" consolidates various laws on the taking up and administration of Imperial debt. The administration of the Imperial bonds is transferred to the head office of the national debt, renamed " Imperial Debt Administration".

The Prussian State Debt Register is established to facilitate the settlement of state debts.

After the Imperial Proclamation, the Central Administration of Public Debt takes over the tasks of an Imperial Debt Administration and also carries out the conversion of the old bonds into Reichsmarks.

The constitution of the North German Federal government enters into force. The central administration of state debt takes over its debt management.

The "Law concerning the administration of the national debt system and the formation of a national debt commission" regulates the tasks and the position of the prussian national debt administration within the prussian constitution of 1850. The main administration of the national debt is retained as an independent authority. However, it is incorporated into the Ministry of Finance. Technical control is transferred to a state debt commission.