Traduction de «Montant minimal de capitalisation boursière prévisible » (Français → Anglais) :

(80)The Commission should be empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 290 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union in order to: specify the definitions of "critical functions" and "core business lines", specify the circumstances when an institution is failing or likely to fail, specify the circumstances when the asset separation tool should be applied, specify the liabilities excluded from the scope of application of the bail-in tool, specify the circumstances when exclusion from the bail-in tool is necessary to ensure the continuation of critical operations and core business lines, specify the criteria for the determinati ...[+++]on of the minimum amount of eligible liabilities required from institutions for the purposes of the bail in tool, specify the circumstances when, in application of the bail-in tool, existing shares should be cancelled and liabilities should be converted into shares, specify the circumstances when third country resolution proceedings should not be recognised, further specify the conditions under which it should be considered that the target level of the financing arrangements has significantly deviated from the initial level, adopt criteria aimed at adjusting the contributions to the financing arrangements to the risk profile of institutions, define obligations aimed at ensuring the effective payment of the contributions to the financing arrangements and specify the conditions for the mutual borrowing between national financing arrangements.

Given the stock market turmoil, will the government show flexibility for seniors, flexibility on the date when RRSPs must be converted to RRIFs and flexibility on the minimum amounts to be taken into income?

In Germany, five stock exchanges have carried out 50 bond issuances for midcaps with individual volumes usually ranging between 30 and 100 million euros.

In Germany, five stock exchanges have carried out 50 bond issuances for midcaps with individual volumes usually ranging between 30 and 100 million euros.

According to the industry's own estimates, the cost would translate to an increase of approximately 0.1 cents to 0.24 cents per litre, a minor amount, especially considering the normal day to day price fluctuations we see at the fuel pump in the order of a few cents per litre.

Now that the government has a little more leeway, we would like it to determine in advance a minimal amount that would go to repaying the debt, a set figure that could not be changed.