Translation of "Asset approach " (English → French) :

asset-based approach | asset approach | asset-based valuation

asset-based approach [ asset approach ]

asset-liability approach [ asset and liability view ]

asset-liability approach | asset and liability view

contribute to performance by developing artistic approach | give your interpretation an artistic approach | develop an artistic approach to your interpretation | develop your interpretation with an artistic approach

defining artistic approach | outline artistic approach | define artistic approach | state artistic approach clearly

define your approach for the fight discipline | define your fight discipline approach | define an approach to your fight dicipline | define an approach to your fight discipline in the performing arts

long-term assets | long-term asset | long-lived assets | long-lived asset | non-current assets | non-current asset

assets belonging to the estate | assets in the estate | assets of the estate | succession assets | succession property

The year 2011 saw a significant increase in the amounts of forfeited assets in Bulgaria and a more proactive and rigorous approach by the asset forfeiture commission under a new director.

13. Highlights the benefits of asset diversification, both in terms of asset classes and asset origin, for allowing better risk diversification and matching investors' needs; emphasises that the purpose of prudential regulation is not to favour certain asset classes; calls for a risk-based approach to regulation, with the same rules being applied to the same risks, and which is complemented by other standardised measures; believes that a more granular categorisation of asset classes is appropriate, in particular by establishing cat ...[+++]egories such as infrastructure; recognises that infrastructure projects are not less risky per se and calls for appropriate prudential regulation; supports further research concerning risks and benefits of infrastructure, including the disclosure of the applied methodology, to be able to draw evidence-based conclusions;

49. Welcomes the decision of the EU-Egypt and EU-Tunisia Task Forces to finalise a roadmap for the return of the illicitly acquired assets which are still frozen in a number of third countries; urges the EU and its Member States to adhere fully to the existing international norms governing asset recovery, such as Chapter V of UNCAC, the asset recovery action plan as developed by the G8 Deauville Partnership with Arab Countries in Transition, and the new legislative framework developed by the Council on 26 November 2012; considers that asset-recovery provisions will support the efforts of countries to redress the worst effects of corrup ...[+++]tion, and urges the EU and its Member States to make significant efforts aimed at facilitating the return of misappropriated assets stolen by the former regimes to the people of Arab Spring countries; stresses the importance of a human rights-based approach to the treatment of asset recovery and sovereign debt by states emerging from regimes where corruption is endemic; supports initiatives for auditing external and internal sovereign debt with a view to detect corruption and its impact on human rights; calls on the Member States to support debt audit initiatives;

Given the wide range of approaches adopted by institutions using internal modelling approaches, it is important that competent authorities and EBA have a clear view of the range of values for risk-weighted assets and own funds requirements that arise for similar exposures under such approaches.