Traduction de «Micro-capitalization stock » (Anglais → Français) :

micro cap | micro-cap | micro cap stock | micro-cap stock | micro capitalization stock | micro-capitalization stock

authorized capital | authorised capital | authorized stock | authorized shares | authorized share capital | authorized issue | registered capital | authorized capital stock | social capital | social stock

preferred stock [ preferred capital stock | preferred shares | preferred share capital | preference shares | preference capital | preference stock | preference share capital | preferential shares ]

authorised capital | authorized capital | authorized capital stock | authorized stock | registered capital

authorized capital | authorized capital stock | authorized share capital | authorized shares | authorized stock | nominal capital | nominal share capital | registered capital

capital increase [ increase of capital | increase of capital stock | increase of share capital | capital stock increase ]

large capitalization stock [ large-cap stock | large caps | big-cap stock | big caps | high capitalization stock ]

capital stock | corporate stock | joint stock | joint-stock

capital stock | fixed capital stock

18. Takes the view that easier access to funding for SMEs would help loosen liquidity constraints and increase SME working capital; welcomes the fact that, among the priorities set by the Commission in the Annual Growth Survey 2014 and the Single Market integration report, the development of forms of alternative financing for SMEs ranks highly; strongly supports the objective of developing specific bonds and a dedicated stock exchange market for SMEs and calls on the Commission and Member States to take practical action in pursuit of this goal; furthermore, supports initiatives taken at EU level to complement national efforts in incre ...[+++]asing micro-credit and boosting social entrepreneurship, including the support of development banks providing loans at lower rates than commercial banks; notes the particular importance of supporting SMEs through the COSME and Horizon 2020 programmes;

18. Takes the view that easier access to funding for SMEs would help loosen liquidity constraints and increase SME working capital; welcomes the fact that, among the priorities set by the Commission in the Annual Growth Survey 2014 and the Single Market integration report, the development of forms of alternative financing for SMEs ranks highly; strongly supports the objective of developing specific bonds and a dedicated stock exchange market for SMEs and calls on the Commission and Member States to take practical action in pursuit of this goal; furthermore, supports initiatives taken at EU level to complement national efforts in incre ...[+++]asing micro-credit and boosting social entrepreneurship, including the support of development banks providing loans at lower rates than commercial banks; notes the particular importance of supporting SMEs through the COSME and Horizon 2020 programmes;

micro-economic indicators (stocks, average unit prices, wages, profitability, return on investments, cash flow, ability to raise capital and investments) was carried out for the sampled Union producers on the basis of the information they submitted.

2. Stresses the need to enhance, stimulate and secure the financing of research, development and innovation in the EU; stresses in particular the need for SMEs and micro-enterprises to have access to affordable finance by increasing the scope for participation in different innovative projects; stresses the need to eliminate obstacles to cross-border operation of venture capital funds within a European regulatory framework and facilitate the listing of innovative businesses on stock exchanges; urges the Commission to take appropriate steps to improve the functioning of the EU's funding programmes by rewarding enterprises that promote i ...[+++]nnovative projects and by simplifying the complex administrative procedures; regrets in particular the lack of funding for crucial instruments for research, innovation and development that have already been adopted, such as the Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET-Plan) and the CIP Programme; urges the Commission to facilitate access for SMEs and micro-enterprises which adopt innovative approaches;