Traduction de «Appel à l'épargne locale » (Français → Anglais) :

public company | publicly-traded company | publicly-held company | public corporation | publicly-traded corporation | publicly-held corporation

open corporation [ public corporation | open company | public company | publicly held corporation | widely-held corporation | widely held corporation | widely held public corporation | widely-held company | widely held company ]

local competitive bidding [ LCB | competitive bidding in accordance with local procedures ]

public issue | public distribution | public offering | offer for sale | distribution of securities to the public

public company | public corporation | public enterprise | publicly held corporation | publicly traded corporation

local savings instrument

local competitive tendering

public subscription

The diversity in terms of history, geography, climate, administrative and legal conditions calls for locally developed, tailor-made solutions for the urban environment.

27. Takes the view that the constitution of a publicly owned financial pole (nationalised banks, local and regional savings banks) in close association with social economy banks (co-operative banks, mutual banks) are urgently needed to steer credit towards socially and environmentally useful investment which creates high quality employment with workers’ rights; considers that decision making on credit policies of the financial sector must come under democratic public control and democratic participation of employees and consumers;

17. Takes the view that the financial sector must operate first and foremost in the public interest, accept lower returns and be geared to risk-aversion and long-term targets instead of short-term profits; considers that a socialisation of the banking sector and the constitution of a publicly owned financial pole (nationalised banks, local and regional savings bank, cooperative banks) are urgently needed to steer credit towards socially and environmentally useful investment which creates good quality employment with workers' rights; considers that decision making on credit policies of the financial sector must come under democratic pub ...[+++]lic control and democratic participation of employees and consumers;

24. Is convinced that local savings can also be used, and that this requires governments to remove all legal, tax and administrative obstacles which may stand in the way of local financial markets;