Traduction de «Clientèle d'entreprises » (Français → Anglais) :

commercial banking accounts officer | corporate banking officer | cash management adviser | corporate banking manager

account manager | sales account manager | corporate account manager | partner account manager

personal financial advisor | private banker | private banking relationships managers | relationship banking manager

Corporate Relations' Client Program [ Corporate Relations Client Support Program ]

analyse clients interests | analyse data on clients | analyse data about clients | analyse data about guests

customers [ clientele | clients | CRM | customer management | customer relations | customer relationship management | customer satisfaction | Customer service(ECLAS) | Customer satisfaction(STW) | Relationship marketing(STW) ]

Customer Services and Business Development Sector

customer contact employee

customer advocacy specialist | customer advocacy | customer ombudsman

client service representative [ customer service representative ]

It provides continuous support worldwide for its own client base of companies, financial institutions and institutional investors as well as the client base of the two BPCE Group retail banking networks, made up of individuals,

96. Calls on the Commission and the other supervisory authorities having the necessary access to domestic and international cooperation channels to ensure provision of customer due diligence measures and related risk profiles by banks, insurance companies, and credit institutions in order to ensure that corporate or legal entities in the Member States obtain adequate, accurate and current information on their ultimate beneficial owners of companies, trusts, foundations and other similar legal structures, including from offshore tax havens, using intelligence tools to maximise incisiveness when identifying the beneficiaries of suspicious ...[+++]transactions, and that business registers are regularly updated and monitored for quality; considers that transparency of that information – also by means of publication of a country-by-country registry of real ownership and through cross-border cooperation – can contribute to combating phenomena such as money laundering, the financing of terrorism, tax evasion and tax avoidance;

92. Calls on the Commission and the other supervisory authorities having the necessary access to domestic and international cooperation channels to ensure provision of customer due diligence measures and related risk profiles by banks, insurance companies, and credit institutions in order to ensure that corporate or legal entities in the Member States obtain adequate, accurate and current information on their ultimate beneficial owners of companies, trusts, foundations and other similar legal structures, including from offshore tax havens, using intelligence tools to maximise incisiveness when identifying the beneficiaries of suspicious ...[+++]transactions, and that business registers are regularly updated and monitored for quality; considers that transparency of that information – also by means of publication of a country-by-country registry of real ownership and through cross-border cooperation – can contribute to combating phenomena such as money laundering, the financing of terrorism, tax evasion and tax avoidance;

Z. whereas access to affordable, reliable and high-quality postal services throughout the European Union is a priority for realising an effective internal market for e-commerce; whereas the existing vertical distribution agreements are often used to avoid or restrict online sales, thus denying retailers access to wider markets, undermining consumers' rights to a wider choice and better prices, and thus creating barriers to the expansion of commerce; whereas cross-border business-to-business e-commerce can boost the competitiveness of European companies, allowing them to source components, services and know-how easily from all over the internal market (also creating new economies of scale), and, moreover, represents an opport ...[+++]unity for enterprises, SMEs in particular, to internationalise their customer base without having to invest in a physical presence in another Member State,