Traduction de «amortissement de l'emprunt » (Français → Anglais) :

amortisation | debt retirement | redemption | repayment of borrowings

repayment of the loan / of loans

bond redeemable by instalments | serial bond

bullet | bullet bond | bullet loan | non-callable bond

perpetual loan

amortization loan

borrowing [ fixed-interest loan | floating-rate loan ]

straight-line method | straight line method | constant percentage depreciation method | straight line depreciation | straight-line method of depreciation

diminishing balance method | declining balance method | fixed percentage of declining balance method | reducing balance method

8. Understands that this will result in an estimated EUR 18 100 000 reduction on financing charges over the construction and loan amortisation period; reminds its competent bodies however that pre financing or repayments on buildings should be set as part of the budgetary strategy; calls on its competent bodies to therefore budget Parliament's property policy for future acquisitions with sufficient clarity;

8. Understands that this will result in an estimated EUR 18 100 000 reduction on financing charges over the construction and loan amortisation period; reminds its competent bodies however that pre financing or repayments on buildings should be set as part of the budgetary strategy; calls on its competent bodies to therefore budget Parliament's property policy for future acquisitions with sufficient clarity;

RWAs are expected to decrease by around EUR [5-10] billion from 2013 to 2016, basically as a result of the continued contraction of the loan book (including write-offs, restructured impaired loans and loan amortisation), new treatment of deferred tax assets (‘DTAs’) (45), and the Bank's planned deployment of (a) an Internal Ratings-Based (‘IRB’) approach to the EBS loan book and (b) updated IRB models for the AIB loan book.

9. Notes that Parliament decided to conduct an end-of-year ‘mopping-up’ transfer from various budget lines amounting to EUR 45 000 000 in unspent funds intended for the second instalment of the acquisition of the Trebel building in Brussels (EUR 35 000 000) and the construction of the new KAD building in Luxembourg; understands that as a result of this, an estimated EUR 10,4 million in financing charges will be saved over the construction and loan amortisation periods; deplores, nevertheless, the fact that Parliament has repeatedly requested that in the interest of budgetary clarity, buildings expenditure be entered in the budget rathe ...[+++]r than being financed through a ‘mopping-up’ transfer as requested in several previous discharge resolutions;