Traduction de «Demande de participation au marché » (Français → Anglais) :

The proposed amendment (and following changes to the Article) retains appropriate controls over naked short selling by requiring market participants either to source securities by the end of the trading day or cover their short positions, while more closely reflecting market practice and avoiding the need to lock up liquidity unnecessarily in advance of any proposed transaction.

6. Recalls that SMEs have a huge potential for job creation, growth and innovation; takes the view that in order to derive maximum benefit from the economic and innovative potential of SMEs in the context of procurement procedures, SMEs should be encouraged to participate in public procurement procedures organised by local and regional authorities; believes it is desirable for tender procedures to be optimised with a view to the participation of SMEs on an equal opportunities basis, especially at the selection phase, which has proved to be marked by the greatest obstacles to their participation in public tenders, and calls therefore fo ...[+++]r additional measures to be introduced in order to foster SME participation in public procurement;

11. Considers that the existing regulations on public contracts are too complex and may be practically infeasible for smaller clients and SMEs, thus constituting a non-tariff barrier to trade; calls on the Commission, therefore, to adapt to the needs of small clients and those of SMEs in its proposed legislation on the modernisation of public procurement in order to increase their participation in public procurement and international trade; hopes also that the administrative procedure will be simplified through the use of information technologies, especially in the form of online open tendering procedures; urges the Commission to cons ...[+++]ider the social value of SMEs in the modernisation of public procurement and to adopt specific measures to promote their participation in public procurement and to strengthen their competitive position;

21. Considers that the dialogue between SMEs and public procurers should be strengthened in view of facilitating the participation of SMEs in contract award procedures; in this sense, suggests exploring options assisting SMEs to form partnerships and consortia and to bid jointly in public tenders; calls on the Commission to carry out an impact assessment and to examine the possibility of increasing the thresholds for EU public procurement, which will allow SMEs to participate in contracts that would otherwise be subject to specific requirements and thus unattainable for them; calls on the Commission to examine how to improve the publi ...[+++]cation of all public procurement notices throughout Europe and to eliminate the administrative burden that prevents European firms from engaging in cross-border public procurement; calls on all Member States to more systematically apply the 'European Code of Good Practice facilitating SMEs’ access to public procurement';

The competent authority of the home Member State of the regulated market shall, on the request of the competent authority of the host Member State and within a reasonable time, communicate the identity of the members or participants of the regulated market established in that Member State.

Since 1993, Switzerland has submitted a series of requests to participate in the internal market in specific sectors.