The structure of the round-robin programme including government and commercial organisations involved, along with the RS-RDX samples that will be assessed.The analytical techniques that will be assessed for their ability to discriminate between forms of RDX with relatively high and relatively low sensitivity. The purpose of this meeting was to assemble and analyse data regarding the different types of RS-RDX available and suitable laboratory techniques to differentiate between RS-RDX and normal RDX.1 This paper provides a brief evaluation of the data that is available to date on various forms of RDX and their shock sensitivities in PBXs.Ī detailed description will then be given for the US-lead international RS-RDX Round Robin (R4) programme, involving NATO, PfP and other invited nations, including: NIMIC, in support of NATO AC-326/Sub-Group 1 (Energetic Materials) held an expertsmeeting in Meppen, Germany on 17-20 November 2003 in order to clarify the situation. Currently, despite the efforts of many laboratories worldwide, there are no agreed analytical methods for discriminating between the different RDX sensitivity grades at the crystal level. This material, when incorporated in PBX formulations, can confer reduced shock sensitivity compared with equivalent formulations made with typical RDX produced by the acetic anhydride process. Imprint according to Austrian media law: Media owner and producer is Raiffeisen Bank International AG, Am StadtpVienna/Austria.One of the discoveries that has generated much interest in recent years in the IM community is Reduced Sensitivity RDX (RS-RDX). Important additional information on the products described (in particular their opportunities and risks) can be found on the website of Raiffeisen Bank International AG at in particular, the approved base prospectus (including any supplements) can be found at ( and under "Customer Information and Regulatory Issues" at Regulatory authorities: Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA), European Central Bank (ECB). We recommend reading the prospectus before making an investment decision. A base prospectus (including any supplements) that complies with the Austrian Capital Market Act and has been approved by the competent authorities (CSSF, FMA) is available on the website of Raiffeisen Bank International AG ( The approval of the base prospectus by the competent authorities is not to be understood as an endorsement by the competent authorities of the financial instruments described herein. This advertisement has not been prepared in compliance with the legal provisions promoting the independence of investment research and is not subject to the ban on trading following the dissemination of investment research. The presentation is of a generic nature, does not take into account the personal circumstances of potential investors and therefore cannot replace individual investor and investment-oriented advice and risk disclosure. This non-binding information does not constitute advice, recommendation or invitation to conclude a transaction. The Certificates Team of Raiffeisen Centrobank We will inform in writing here by mid-June 2022. However, in the interest of the affected investors, we are endeavouring to find a solution and are currently examining various options. Accordingly, the affected RCB certificates are currently without value. The last calculated value of the underlying indices is given by the Vienna Stock Exchange as zero. What does this mean for certificate holders?
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