Traduction de «prêt commercial placé en fiducie » (Français → Anglais) :

X. whereas the EU is traditionally Egypt’s main trading partner, covering 22,9 % of Egypt’s trade volume in 2013 and ranking first as both Egypt’s import and export partner; whereas, following the EU-Egypt Task Force, the Commission committed to providing additional financial support to Egypt for an overall amount of nearly EUR 800 million; whereas this is made up of EUR 303 million in the form of grants (EUR 90 million from Spring funds and EUR 50 million as a grant component of the micro-financial assistance operation, with the balance coming from the Neighbourhood Investment Facility) and EUR 450 million in the form of loans (macro ...[+++]-financial assistance); whereas, however, the EU will deliver on its financial support only if the necessary political and democratic conditions are met, with the democratic transition being pursued, strengthened and fully inclusive, with full respect for human and women’s rights;

X. whereas the EU is traditionally Egypt’s main trading partner, covering 22,9 % of Egypt’s trade volume in 2013 and ranking first as both Egypt’s import and export partner; whereas, following the EU-Egypt Task Force, the Commission committed to providing additional financial support to Egypt for an overall amount of nearly EUR 800 million; whereas this is made up of EUR 303 million in the form of grants (EUR 90 million from Spring funds and EUR 50 million as a grant component of the micro-financial assistance operation, with the balance coming from the Neighbourhood Investment Facility) and EUR 450 million in the form of loans (macro ...[+++]-financial assistance); whereas, however, the EU will deliver on its financial support only if the necessary political and democratic conditions are met, with the democratic transition being pursued, strengthened and fully inclusive, with full respect for human and women’s rights;

73. Subject to the requirements of this point and point 74 and as an alternative to the treatment in points 68 to 72, the competent authorities of a Member State may authorise credit institutions to assign a 50% risk weight to the Part of the exposure fully collateralised by residential real estate property or commercial real estate property situated within the territory of the Member State if they have evidence that the relevant markets are well-developed and long-established with loss-rates from lending collateralised by residential real estate property or commercial real esta ...[+++]te property respectively that do not exceed the following limits:

The company was allowed to set up on public land and was granted 50% funding from the ERDF to operate as a cross-border transit centre for high-quality Greek finished products, selling at wholesale prices and targeting buyers from the Balkans and the countries of the former Soviet Union. However, the company is now operating as an ordinary retail trading centre, selling products from third countries and mainly targeting buyers in the Serres region.

The company was allowed to set up on public land and was granted 50% funding from the ERDF to operate as a cross-border transit centre for high-quality Greek finished products, selling at wholesale prices and targeting buyers from the Balkans and the countries of the former Soviet Union. However, the company is now operating as an ordinary retail trading centre, selling products from third countries and mainly targeting buyers in the Serres region.

Finally, the amendments to Trust and Loan Companies Act is the same type of amendment as proposed to the Insurance Companies Act and the Cooperative Credit Associations Act, which is to change the commercial loan definition, the boundary changing from 75 per cent loan-to-value ratio to 80 per cent.