Traduction de «Indice limite de viscosité » (Français → Anglais) :

intrinsic viscosity | limiting viscosity number

intrinsic viscosity | limiting viscosity number

limiting viscosity number [ intrinsic viscosity ]

intrinsic viscosity | limiting viscosity number | internal viscosity | limiting viscosity index

inherent viscosity | logarithmic viscosity number

inherent viscosity [ hinh | logarithmic viscosity number ]

limit oxygen index | LOI

limiting oxygen index [ LOI | limit oxygen index ]

ESMA shall take into account the principle of proportionality with respect to non-critical and commodity benchmarks; the specificity of different types of benchmarks in particular those benchmarks based on contributions from entities that meet the criteria laid down in Article 14a; the nature of the input data , whether requirements are already partially or fully covered by other relevant regulatory requirements, particularly but not limited to requirements under Directive 2014/65/EU or Regulation (EU) No 600/2014, so as to ensure no duplication of requirements or other unnecessary burdens for administrators shall result, as well as th ...[+++]e international convergence of supervisory practice in relation to benchmarks.

ESMA shall take into account the principle of proportionality with respect to non-critical and commodity benchmarks; the specificity of different types of benchmarks in particular those benchmarks based on contributions from entities that meet the criteria laid down in Article 14a; the nature of the input data , whether requirements are already partially or fully covered by other relevant regulatory requirements, particularly but not limited to requirements under Directive 2014/65/EU or Regulation (EU) No 600/2014, so as to ensure no duplication of requirements or other unnecessary burdens for administrators shall result, as well as th ...[+++]e international convergence of supervisory practice in relation to benchmarks.

Since the vulnerability and importance of a benchmark varies over time, restricting the scope by reference to currently important or vulnerable indices would not address the risks that any benchmark may pose in the future.

We also believe that the integrity of the production of indices requires that limits are established to the voluntary nature of the flow of information from contributors do administrators of indices or benchmarks.