Traduction de «Réglementation des devises » (Français → Anglais) :

3. The basic amount of the fines referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall be a percentage of the total annual net turnover including the gross income consisting of interest receivable and similar income, income from shares and other variable or fixed-yield securities, and commissions or fees receivable in accordance with Article 316 of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 of the undertaking in the preceding business year, or, in the Member States whose currency is not the euro, the corresponding value in the national currency on 19 August 2014, and included within the following limits:

2. An automatic message from the roaming provider shall inform the roaming customer that the latter is using regulated data roaming services, and provide basic personalised tariff information on the charges (in the currency of the home bill provided by the customer’s domestic provider) applicable to the provision of regulated data roaming services to that roaming customer in the Member State concerned, except where the customer has notified the roaming provider that he does not require that information.

3. Each roaming provider shall grant to all their roaming customers the opportunity to opt deliberately and free of charge for a facility which provides information on the accumulated consumption expressed in volume or in the currency in which the roaming customer is billed for regulated data roaming services and which guarantees that, without the customer’s explicit consent, the accumulated expenditure for regulated data roaming services over a specified period of use, excluding MMS billed on a per-unit basis, does not exceed a specif ...[+++]ied financial limit.

The Regulation will also cover payments in non-euro currencies if the Member States where those currencies are used notify the Commission that they want the rules to apply.

The meeting was attended by representatives of the IMF, the World Bank, the EIB, the EBRD, the Paris Club, the OECD and the IEA. 2. Since their last meeting at Ministerial level on July 4, the international economic environment within which the countries of central and eastern Europe are pursuing their policies of economic stabilisation, structural adjustment and the transition to market economies has changed in the following respects: - a deterioration in the terms of trade of the central and eastern European countries resulting from the ongoing necessary shift to hard currency accounting and payments in intra-Comecon trade; - uncertainty concerning the supply of oil and gas from the Soviet Union, both with respect to ...[+++]deliveries and price; - the impact of the crisis in the Gulf, notably the increase of oil prices, the interruption of supplies and the loss of income from trade, service contracts and workers' remittances.

Just to be clear, we're looking to define in the regulations those businesses engaged in the business of dealing in virtual currencies, so we wouldn't be looking at regulating retail businesses that accept virtual currency.