Traduction de «Livre des dépôts » (Français → Anglais) :

First and foremost, the proposal provides that asylum seekers will be able to access employment after a period of maximum 6 months after lodging an application for international protection; the Commission considers that on the basis of Member States' current practices[12] and taking into consideration stakeholders' contributions to the Green Paper this is an appropriate time period.

Examples of such assets are physical assets which do not qualify as financial instruments under Directive 2011/61/EU or could not be physically delivered to the depositary, financial contracts such as derivatives, cash deposits or investments in privately held companies and interests in partnerships.

2. Upon payment of the sum due, pursuant to Article 44(1), each successful bidder or its successors in title shall be delivered the allowances allocated to that bidder, as soon as practicable and in any event no later than the deadline for their delivery by transferring the allowances notified to the bidder pursuant to Article 61(3)(a) from a nominated holding account held in escrow by the clearing system or settlement system acting as custodian, in whole or in part into one or more nominated holding accounts held by the successful bidder or by its successors in title, or into a nominated holding account held in escrow by a clearing syst ...[+++]em or settlement system acting as custodian for the successful bidder or its successors in title.

1. Each successful bidder or its successor(s) in title, including any intermediaries acting on their behalf, shall pay the sum due notified to it pursuant to Article 61(3)(c) for the allowances won as notified to it pursuant to Article 61(3)(a), by transferring or arranging for the transfer of the sum due through the clearing system or settlement system, into the auctioneer’s nominated bank account in cleared funds either before or at the latest upon delivery of the allowances into the bidder’s nominated holding account or the nominated holding account of its successor in title.

The White Paper indicates that the criteria to be applied could include the size of the deposit (e.g., over $100,000) and the type of depositor (e.g., corporation , non-resident ).

As well, " real" foreign banks, with regulated Schedule II banking subsidiaries in Canada, but who do not take retail deposits (generally defined as deposits of less than $100,000), will benefit from the White Paper proposal to exempt them from CDIC coverage and the attendant CDIC rules (because they only take wholesale deposits over $100,000).