Traduction de «Bank financing consultant » (Anglais → Français) :

11. Welcomes the launch of consultations on the review of the Prospectus Directive and the efforts being made to remove regulatory barriers to access to securitisation; calls for a revival of the securitisation market by avoiding an overly prescriptive and detailed definition of simple, transparent and standardised (STS) securitisations; endorses the Commission’s proposal for the compilation of a register of ‘high-quality’ securitisations; underlines, in particular, the need to open up financial markets and to broaden funding options available for SMEs and midcaps; calls in this respect for consideration to be given to creating ‘SME benchmarks’ ...[+++] enabling banks to compare and price credit; calls for improved access to long-term financing and for the development of a pan-European private placement market promoting venture capital, as well as alternative instruments such as peer-to-peer lending and crowdfunding; asks the Commission to consider the ‘Funding Escalator’ concept within the CMU, addressing the diversity of companies’ financing needs throughout their stages of development;

During the consultation on the Green Paper on long-term financing of the European economy, calls were made for better exploiting the synergies between the EU budget, the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group and NPBs in policy areas such as climate change, environment, innovation and social and human capital development.

In its reflections the Commission should consult the EIB, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) as well as the other European multilateral and bilateral finance institutions.

The Communiqué of the G20 Meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors from 7 November 2009 (St Andrews) speaks a clear language as concerns the withdrawal from the extraordinary macroeconomic and financial support measures: “We agreed to cooperate and coordinate, taking into account any spillovers caused by our strategies, and consulting and sharing information where possible”.

In that consultation procedure, the profile expected of the candidate is one of possessing the necessary authority and professional experience in the finance or banking sector.

Respondents to the public consultation mentioned also advantages of the SE form in terms of financing (stronger position in negotiations with banks and in bids for EU financial support) and the SE’s flexible rules on employee involvement in Member States where these matters are regulated by mandatory rules.