Traduction de «Conseil d'investissement des biens immobiliers » (Français → Anglais) :

K. whereas the European Union represents to many authoritarian leaders, and persons associated with them, a source of attraction for investment, property and banking, and healthcare services, and an area in which they enjoy freedom to travel and freedom to spend their often dubiously acquired wealth;

7. If a credit agreement relating to residential immovable property, which is subject to the provisions concerning creditworthiness assessment of consumers laid down in Directive 2014/17/EU of the European Parliament and the Council , has as a prerequisite the provision to that same consumer of an investment service in relation to mortgage bonds specifically issued to secure the financing of and having identical terms as the credit agreement relating to residential immovable property, in order for the loan to be payable, refinanced or ...[+++] redeemed, that service shall not be subject to the obligations set out in this Article.

In this regard it is desirable to ensure appropriate monitoring of residential immovable property markets and for the mechanisms in such provisions to be in line with Directive 2013/36/EU of the European Parliament and the Council of 26 June 2013 on access to the activity of credit institutions and the prudential supervision of credit institutions and investment firms .

(oj) 'real estate AIF' means AIF, whose investment policy is to invest in real estate or assets linked to real estate;

In addition, because owners are faced with a financial disincentive to maintain the overall quality of both commercial and residential investment properties, unfortunately, the unintended result of some of this is urban decay.

The Supplementary Estimates (B) authorize $170.7 million to the Treasury Board Secretariat for compensation for public service salary adjustments; $156.2 million for the operations of the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority; $90.4 million to increase pay and allowances for the men and women who serve with such distinction in our Canadian Forces; $73.4 million for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for multi-year real property projects — the acquisition or replacement of air, land and marine assets, and information technology projects; and $68.9 million to the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade to conduct activities under the Global Partnership Program Phase III. This program includes destroying chemical weapons, ...[+++] dismantling decommissioned nuclear submarines, improving nuclear and radiological security, re-employing former weapons scientists in peaceful research, and promoting biological non-proliferation; $64.1 to the Department of Public Works and Government Services to cover for volume and inflationary pressures on non-discretionary charges for the Real Property Program; $58.4 million to support the implementation and operations of the Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission Secretariat; $56.2 million to the Office of Infrastructure for the Border Infrastructure Fund, which aims to reduce border congestion through investments in infrastructure; and finally, $54.6 million to the Department of National Defence for the implementation phase of the Halifax Class frigate modernization and life extension project.