Traduction de «Cross-border credit transfer » (Anglais → Français) :

Subsequently, the Regulation on Cross-Border Payments in euro further regulates cross-border credit transfers by introducing the principle that i.a. charges for cross-border credit transfers and corresponding credit transfers at national level must be the same.

With effect from 1 January 2003 at the latest, charges levied by an institution in respect of cross-border credit transfers and cross-border cheques in euro up to EUR 50 000 shall be the same as the charges levied by the same institution in respect of corresponding credit transfers and cheques transacted within the Member State in which the establishment of that institution executing the cross-border transfer or cross-border cheque is located.

With effect from 1 March 2003 at the latest, charges levied by an institution in respect of cross-border credit transfers in euro up to EUR 50 000 shall be the same as the charges levied by the same institution in respect of corresponding credit transfers transacted within the Member State in which the establishment of that institution executing the cross-border transfer is located.

Directive 97/5/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 27 January 1997 on cross-border credit transfers sought to improve cross-border credit transfer services and notably their efficiency.

14. Believes that in the era of electronic banking and the internet, it is not acceptable for cross-border retail payments to take significantly longer than national transactions, and certainly not as long as six days; therefore calls on the Commission to propose an amendment to the cross-border credit transfers directive reducing the time period for cross-border transfers to three working days and increasing to EUR 50 000 the money-back guarantee; moreover, given that transfers between countries in the euro zone do not involve any exchange-related risks, such a proposal for an amendment should state explicitly that it will on no accou ...[+++]nt be permitted to calculate the cost of the operation as a percentage of the sum transferred, with the same principle being applied to payments by credit card;

(8) Whereas, having regard to the third paragraph of Article 3b of the Treaty, and with a view to ensuring transparency, this Directive lays down the minimum requirements needed to ensure an adequate level of customer information both before and after the execution of a cross-border credit transfer; whereas these requirements include indication of the complaints and redress procedures offered to customers, together with the arrangements for access thereto; whereas this Directive lays down minimum execution requirements, in particular in terms of performance, which institutions offering cross-border credit transfer services should adher ...[+++]e to, including the obligation to execute a cross-border credit transfer in accordance with the customer's instructions; whereas this Directive fulfils the conditions deriving from the principles set out in Commission Recommendation 90/109/EEC of 14 February 1990 on the transparency of banking conditions relating to cross-border financial transactions (6); whereas this Directive is without prejudice to Council Directive 91/308/EEC of 10 June 1991 on prevention of the use of the financial system for the purpose of money laundering (7);