Traduction de «prudential ratio » (Anglais → Français) :

any domestic liquidity ratios that apply to an institution as a part of macro-prudential policy measures by the competent authorities or by the designated authority whether as binding requirements, guidelines, recommendations, warnings or otherwise, including the definitions of those ratios;

The rapporteur nevertheless notes the specific situation of the Bank in respect, for example, of the operation of its own capital: low paid-up capital in comparison with capital subscribed (EUR 8.2 billion paid up as against a subscribed capital of EUR 163.7 billion on 31 December 2006); the ability of the EIB’s Board of Directors to require payment, in order to cover the Bank’s needs, of all or part of the balance of the unpaid subscribed capital (i.e. in theory, EUR 155 billion); the specific prudential ratio laid down in Article 18(5) of the Bank’s Statute, which provides for a restriction of commitments to no more than 2.5 times th ...[+++]e subscribed capital (a ratio which is very slightly altered by the Lisbon Treaty, currently undergoing ratification), etc.

The recapitalisation of Allied Irish Bank, Bank of Ireland, and EBS Building Society to a 12 % core tier 1 capital ratio (based on the 2010 Prudential Capital Assessment Review (PCAR)), which was to be done by February 2011, was postponed by the outgoing government due to the impending general elections.

32. Calls on national supervisors to set up a common database which would bring together the main prudential ratios for European financial institutions and would be accessible to every accredited European supervisor and available to the public at large; welcomes the work already done in the Banking Supervision Committee working group on credit registers and calls for the establishment of a pan-European large exposure register by linking up national credit registers;

31. Calls on national supervisors to set up a common database which would bring together the main prudential ratios for European financial institutions and would be accessible to every accredited European supervisor and available to the public at large; welcomes the work already done in the Banking Supervision Committee working group on credit registers and calls for the establishment of a pan-European large exposure register by linking up national credit registers;

(16) An exception may be made in the case of rescue aid in the banking sector, in order to enable the credit institution in question to continue temporarily carrying on its banking business in accordance with the prudential legislation in force (currently Council Directive 89/647/EEC of 17 December 1989 on a solvency ratio for credit institutions (OJ L 386, 30.12.1989, p. 14) see Chapter II point 18 of Annex IX to the EEA Agreement).