Traduction de «Obligation de fournir des sûretés » (Français → Anglais) :

the principal amount, currency, type, quality and value of the individual assets being used as collateral, the method used to provide collateral, where it is available for rehypothecation reuse, if it has been rehypothecated reused, any substitution of the collateral, the repurchase rate or lending fee, counterparty, haircut, value date, maturity date and first callable date, and market segment.

the principal amount, currency, type, quality and value of collateral, the method used to provide collateral, where it is available for rehypothecation, if it has been rehypothecated, any substitution of the collateral, the repurchase rate or lending fee, counterparty, haircut, value date, maturity date and first callable date.

1. A national regulatory authority which has previously imposed on an operator in accordance with Articles 8 and 12 of Directive 2002/19/EC any obligation to provide wholesale access to a next-generation network shall assess whether it would be appropriate and proportionate to impose instead an obligation to supply a European virtual broadband access product which provides at least equivalent functionalities to the currently imposed wholesale access product.

Delegated acts should also be adopted to specify how to calculate the thresholds for the lighter regime and how to treat AIFMs whose assets under management, including any assets acquired through use of leverage, in one and the same calendar year occasionally exceed and/or fall below the relevant threshold; to specify the obligations to register for the AIFMs falling below the thresholds and to provide information in order to effectively monitor systemic risk and the obligation for such AIFMs to notify the relevant competent authorities where they no longer fulfil the conditions for application of the lighter regime.

While the Commission should be entitled to compel marketing authorisation holders to provide the necessary information and documents relating to a presumed infringement, the right to silence in situations where the holder would be compelled to provide answers which may involve an admission on its part of the existence of an infringement, as developed by the Court of Justice, should also be respected.

However, the EDPS points out that these provisions do not exclude similar obligations arising from Regulation (EC) No 45/2001, such as the obligation to provide information to the data subject pursuant to Article 11 and in particular Article 12 — dealing with information to be supplied when the data have not been obtained from the data subject —, the obligation pursuant to Article 14 to rectify without delay inaccurate or incomplete personal data and the obligation pursuant to Article 17 to notify rectification or erasure of data — as in the case of de-listing — to third parties to whom data have been disclosed, unless this proves imposs ...[+++]ible or involves a disproportionate effort.