Traduction de «Banque de crédit d'exportation » (Français → Anglais) :

export credit bank [ export finance bank ]

mortgage bank [ building society | mortgage credit institution | real estate credit institution | savings and loan association ]

mortgage bank

export credit

mortgage bank

mortgage bank

mortgage bank | mortgage credit institution | mortgage company

rural credit bank

export credit

Although banks appear adequately capitalised, a disorderly correction could also affect the financial sector as banks have a growing exposure to household mortgages.

The already high household indebtedness keeps growing, while housing prices, which appear to be overvalued, continue to rise at an elevated pace.Although banks appear adequately capitalised, a disorderly correction could also affect the financial sector as banks have a growing exposure to household mortgages.

22. Urges the Member States, in keeping with ILO Recommendation 193/2002, to review their legislation applying to cooperatives in general and, in particular, to specific cooperative typologies such as worker cooperatives, social cooperatives, artisans’ cooperatives and cooperative banks, with a view to adopting a comprehensive policy to support the cooperative business model and creating a regulatory environment favourable to the recognition of the role of cooperatives and their management organisations and to the development of cooperatives, especially in fields and sectors where this model has proven to have a social, economic and envi ...[+++]ronmental added-value; calls on the Member States, acting in cooperation with the social partners and other stakeholders at regional and local level, to identify strategic sectors suitable for cooperative projects; stresses that this should include the introduction of appropriate financial instruments and the recognition of cooperatives’ role in the national social dialogue, in addition to the role of cooperative credit banks, which have always attached particular importance to sustainable and socially responsible financing and are well-established locally; calls for this recommendation to be borne in mind in the context of the review of the Regulation on the Statute for a European Cooperative Society (SCE);

11. Notes that Chinese investments in Africa, channelled mainly through the Export-Import Bank, raise concerns, e.g. about sustainability of projects, as in the case of large controversial hydropower dam projects; as a first step, shares the view of the African Development Bank Group, according to which it would be desirable to expand the implementation of the Equator principles - a voluntary set of standards for determining, assessing and managing social and environmental risk in project financing - to Chinese investments;