Traduction de «Prêt financé conjointement » (Français → Anglais) :

The Portuguese Republic and the EIB have signed a EUR 450 million loan – the first tranche of a total approved loan of EUR 1.5 billion - to co-finance, jointly with European Union (EU) Funds, key investments in the country.

Must Article 10 EC, read in conjunction with Article 49 EC, be understood as prohibiting an interpretation of a provision such as Article 29(2)(d) of the Law of 11 April 1983, which makes the grant of a tax credit, the notional withholding tax, to the recipients of income from debt-claims or loans granted to a coordination centre, within the meaning of Royal Decree No 187 of 30 December 1982 on the creation of coordination centres, subject to the condition that no right to use the tangible asset financed by means of those debt-claims or loans is conferred on a member of the group established in another Member State, by any company in the ...[+++] group, and not only by the company which acquires the tangible asset through that financing, and which uses it in Belgium in the exercise of its business activity?

The new Risk Sharing Finance Facility (RSFF), jointly funded by FP7 and the European Investment Bank and providing loans for high-risk RD investments, experienced strong demand from industry, in particular mid-sized companies.

This will bring forward existing funds that would have been reallocated by the mid-term review of the multi-annual TEN-T programme in 2010; In parallel, the EIB will significantly increase its financing of climate change, energy security and infrastructure investments by up to € 6 bn per year, while also accelerating the implementation of the two innovative financial instruments jointly developed with the Commission, i.e. the Risk Sharing Finance Facility to support RD and the Loan Guarantee Instrument for TEN-T projects to stimulate greater participation of the private sector; The EBRD will more than double its efforts for energy effi ...[+++]ciency, climate change mitigation and financing for municipalities and other infrastructure services.

By way of example, the EUR 50 million EIB loan granted to OSEO bdpme in 2003 has served to finance projects mounted by SMEs in various economic sectors, half of which small firms with fewer than 50 employees. All in all, joint EIB/OSEO bdpme financing under this operation has supported capital investment totalling over EUR 150 million.

[53] (i) credit lines (or "global loans") from the EIB to the specialised banking sector for the funding of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in audiovisual creation, audiovisual technology or the performance of subcontracting in this sector; (ii) medium- and long-term funding by the EIB, in cooperation with the banking sector, of infrastructure investments by large private or public television, production or audiovisual distribution groups; (iii) financing of specialised venture capital funds via EIF holdings; and (iv) development of joint EIB Group and European Commission actions in favour of cultural creation or the develop ...[+++]ment of the film or television industry (finance training sessions, cooperation between European distributors, etc.).