Traduction de «Multi-banking system » (Anglais → Français) :

shadow banking [ non-bank credit activity | shadow banking system | shadow financial system | [http ...]

bank of systemic importance | global systemically important bank | systemic bank | G-SIB [Abbr.]

multi-user operating system [ multiuser operating system | multi-user system | multiuser system | multi-access system ]

parallel banking system | shadow banking system | shadow financial system

distributed multi-aerial system | distributed multi-antenna system

multiple cyclone [ multicyclone | multiple-cell cyclone | multitube cyclone | multi-tubular cyclone | multi bank cyclone | multicyclone collector | multi-tube dust collector | multiclone ]

banking system

hydraulic banking system | banking system

European System of Central Banks [ ESCB ]

6. Supports the committed and multi-faceted financial and technical assistance provided by the EU and other financial institutions to Ukraine and Georgia; regrets that the political situation in Moldova forced the EU to suspend its financial assistance to the country; stresses that the EU financial support to all its partners is conditioned by concrete reform steps and that political stability is also an important element in this respect; urges the political forces in Moldova to accelerate the ongoing negotiations and to form a new governing coalition that can advance without further delay the reform process for the benefit of all Mol ...[+++]dovans; stresses, furthermore, the need to duly investigate the banking scandal, to bring those responsible to justice, and to ensure the return of stolen funds; considers that the ongoing banking crisis illustrates the serious need for systemic improvements within the legal framework to reinforce the control and transparency of banking sector activities;

35. Considers a Europeanisation of the financial supervision structure, financial market transparency, effective competition rules and appropriate regulation to be necessary in the medium term, in order to improve crisis management and cooperation between the European System of Central Banks (ESCB), supervisory authorities, governments and market participants; takes the view that an integrated, comprehensive (covering all financial sectors), consistent and coherent supervisory framework starting with a balanced approach in regulating the cross-border spread of financial risk on the basis of harmonised legislation would decrease complian ...[+++]ce costs in the case of multi-jurisdiction activities; notes that 'gold plating' (regulating beyond the minimum requirements of EC legislation) as well as regulatory arbitrage should be avoided; calls on the Commission to put forward proposals for revising the existing supervisory architecture along those principles; is of the opinion that any supervisory role of the ECB should be extended beyond the borders of the euro area, via the ESCB;

58. notes that, for effective oversight of the systemic and prudential risks of the top market players, the present system of cooperation may need to be strengthened on the basis of the system of cooperation that exists among supervisors, and encourages greater coordination, in particular with respect to prudential risk supervision of multi-jurisdictional and cross-sectoral entities and financial conglomerates; encourages agreements and codes of conduct between Member States and central banks on the financial backing of this system of prudential supervision, with respect to bail-out and lender-of-last-resort obligations where several Me ...[+++]mber States and more supervisors are involved; notes that, to judge whether the present system provides for a real oversight of the systemic and prudential risks of the top players in the market, it is necessary to give the relatively new Level 2 and Level 3 arrangements time to bed down and, at the same time, to look into the desirability and feasibility of EU-level execution of prudential supervision where needed in the future;

58. notes that, for effective oversight of the systemic and prudential risks of the top market players, the present system of cooperation may need to be strengthened on the basis of the system of cooperation that exists among supervisors, and encourages greater coordination, in particular with respect to prudential risk supervision of multi-jurisdictional and cross-sectoral entities and financial conglomerates; encourages agreements and codes of conduct between Member States and central banks on the financial backing of this system of prudential supervision, with respect to bail-out and lender-of-last-resort obligations where several Me ...[+++]mber States and more supervisors are involved; notes that, to judge whether the present system provides for a real oversight of the systemic and prudential risks of the top players in the market, it is necessary to give the relatively new Level 2 and Level 3 arrangements time to bed down and, at the same time, to look into the desirability and feasibility of EU-level execution of prudential supervision where needed in the future;