Traduction de «superviseur système » (Français → Anglais) :

system supervisor

Record Management System Supervisor

executive program | executive routine | supervisor | supervisory program | supervisory programme | supervisory routine

landbased machinery supervisor | tractor driver supervisor | land-based machinery supervisor | land-based machinery supervisors

refrigeration maintenance supervisor

master mode | supervisor mode | system mode

leather goods production foreman | leather products supervisor | leather goods cutting room supervisor | leather goods production supervisor

weaver and loom technician | weaver of fabrics | loom technician | weaving machine supervisor

manager of data processing operations | manager of operations | supervisor of operations | computer center supervisor

In the United States and our tort claims, if a supervisor is doing the harassing, there's greater liability than if it's a co-worker who is doing it, because supervisors represent the company.

1. First of all, we aim to ensure that regulators and supervisory authorities can have a complete overview. In other words, they need to have the means and powers to familiarise themselves with and master the leverage exerted by all the financial intermediaries in the shadow banking system.

The draft legislative proposals currently debated by the European Parliament are part of a comprehensive review of the EU institutional framework for supervision, which includes both the enhancement of micro-prudential supervision through the establishment of the European System of Financial Supervision (ESFS) (comprising three European Supervisory Authorities and the network of national supervisors), and the designation of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) as a new independent body, responsible for safeguarding financial stability by conducting macro-prudential supervision at the European level, with the conferral of specific rela ...[+++]ted tasks on the ECB on the basis of Article 127(6) of the Treaty.

58. notes that, for effective oversight of the systemic and prudential risks of the top market players, the present system of cooperation may need to be strengthened on the basis of the system of cooperation that exists among supervisors, and encourages greater coordination, in particular with respect to prudential risk supervision of multi-jurisdictional and cross-sectoral entities and financial conglomerates; encourages agreements and codes of conduct between Member States and central banks on the financial backing of this system o ...[+++]f prudential supervision, with respect to bail-out and lender-of-last-resort obligations where several Member States and more supervisors are involved; notes that, to judge whether the present system provides for a real oversight of the systemic and prudential risks of the top players in the market, it is necessary to give the relatively new Level 2 and Level 3 arrangements time to bed down and, at the same time, to look into the desirability and feasibility of EU-level execution of prudential supervision where needed in the future;