Traduction de «méthode non risquée » (Français → Anglais) :

conservative method

audit methodology non-EDP officer

electron paramagnetic resonance method | EPR method

provide training on e-learning | train the e-trainer

progressive depreciation method

test methods | verification methods

ICT performance analysis methods | performance analysis techniques

prince2 | software development methodologies | ICT project management methodologies | structured methodology

amortized cost method

The reports, and the problems they identified, including the serious likelihood that the Austrian Federal Finance Agency, which is responsible for financial management at federal level, faced a loss of just over EUR 300 million as a result of risky financial transactions, had far-reaching consequences, in that the report (i) served as the basis for the decision taken at the highest political level (Federal Chancellor and Federal Finance Minister) to set up a working party, (ii) led to the enactment of legislation imposing new compliance rules on the Federal Finance Agency, (iii) was cited as evidence justifying the ban on public bodies conducting speculative financial transactions which was subsequently introduced, (iv) led to improvements ...[+++]in the internal audit systems and audit methods employed by local and regional authorities, and (v) helped to make public finances more sustainable.

I agree with the rapporteur when he suggests a method based on binding measures, aiming to avoid a situation where the variable payment element (bonus, shares, etc.) gives rise to investment policies that are too risky and too far removed from the state of the real economy.

4. Believes that if European clearing and settlement systems are too costly to use, or if the infrastructure is insufficient to perform the desired functions, market players may refrain from investing or resort to other, potentially riskier ways of finalising cross-border transactions;

4. Believes that if European clearing and settlement systems are too costly to use, or if the infrastructure is insufficient to perform the desired functions, market players might refrain from investing or resort to other potentially riskier ways of finalising cross-border transactions;