Traduction de «Investment counsel » (Anglais → Français) :

’real asset ’ means an asset that has value due to its substance and properties and may provide returns, including infrastructure and other assets that give rise to economic or social benefit, such as education, counselling, research and development, and including commercial property or housing only where they are integral to, or an ancillary element of, a long-term investment project that contributes to the Union objective of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth;

4. Calls on the Commission and Council to provide the resources needed to guarantee equitable access to HIV prevention, testing, treatment, care and support, to address stigma and other barriers to timely access to counselling, testing and early care, to increase investment in research to achieve an effective cure and to improve instruments and actions to address co-infections such as tuberculosis or hepatitides B and C, among others, through improved access to screening and effective access to treatment;

11. Calls on the Member States firmly to support forward-looking investments, by promoting investment and emulation in research, including basic research, and development, high technology, environmentally-friendly technologies and trans-European infrastructures and networks and education and lifelong learning; recommends increasing public funding for science and research; highlights the importance of a climate which is conducive to the promotion of research and development and of a better integration of product markets and a more positive attitude of the financial markets towards riskier forms of investment; takes the view that invest ...[+++]ment in social services, in particular in childcare, is essential if there is to be genuine equality between men and women and if female employment is to increase; draws the Commission's attention to the under-exploitation of many latent skilled jobs in the services sector - which are all the more valuable because they are essentially local - in both the private sector and the public sector; stresses the need to invest in and promote jobs in services, in particular educational services, local social services, childcare, care for the elderly and help in the home; believes that account should be taken of the ageing of the population, since this will necessarily lead to the working population itself ageing; notes that older workers often have career problems and are sometimes regarded as too old and too expensive to be promoted or trained; considers accordingly that it is essential to provide them with tailor-made initiatives such as counselling, advice and specific training systems;

10. Calls on the Member States firmly to support forward-looking investments, by promoting investments and competition in research, including basic research, and development, high technology, environmentally-friendly technologies and trans-European infrastructures and networks and education and life-long training; recommends increasing public funding for science and research; takes the view that investments in social services, in particular in childcare, are essential if there is to be genuine equality between men and women and if female employment is to increase; calls the Commission's attention to the under-exploitation of many late ...[+++]nt skilled jobs in the services sector - which are all the more valuable because they are essentially local - in both the private sector and the public sector; stresses the need to invest in and promote jobs in services, in particular educational services, local social services, childcare, care for the elderly and help in the home; believes that account should be taken of the ageing of the population, since this will necessarily lead to the working population itself ageing; notes that older workers often have career development problems and are sometimes regarded as too old and too expensive to be promoted or trained; considers accordingly that it is essential to have tailor-made initiatives on counselling and advice and specific training systems for such persons;

As investment in genetic diagnosis and counselling centres increases, Europe is likely to be faced with a dichotomy. In countries which have integrated genetics centres, investment in the sector will probably continue, whereas in countries with fewer facilities, genetics will develop in other fields.

Perigee Investment Counsel has assets in excess of $19 billion, which makes us now one of the larger investment counselling firms in Canada.