Traduction de «Trade intermediary » (Anglais → Français) :

wholesale trade and intermediaries in trade, industry and crafts

financial intermediary supervised under special legislation | financial intermediary subject to supervision under special legislation | financial intermediary subordinated to prudential supervision

intermediary trade

intermediary trade

financial intermediary refused affiliation | non-affiliated financial intermediary

affiliated financial intermediary | authorised financial intermediary

financial intermediary [ investment intermediary ]

financial occupation [ financial intermediary | stockbroker ]

trade union [ trade union association | trade union council | trade union federation | trade unionism | trade union organisation | workers' association | workers' trade union ]

EUROVOC descriptor: trade intermediary drug traffic medicament EU control market supervision database export monitoring psychotropic substance surveillance concerning imports

‘Credit intermediary’ means a natural or legal person who is not acting as a creditor or notary and not merely introducing, either directly or indirectly, a consumer to a creditor or credit intermediary, and who, in the course of his trade, business or profession, for remuneration, which may take a pecuniary form or any other agreed form of financial consideration:

'Credit intermediary' means a natural or legal person who is not acting as a creditor or notary and not merely introducing, either directly or indirectly, a consumer to a creditor or credit intermediary, and who, in the course of his trade, business or profession, for remuneration , which may take a pecuniary form or any other agreed form of financial consideration:

51. Points out that corruption in the arms trade represents a large proportion of the corruption present in global transactions; welcomes the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) adopted by the UNGA on 2 April 2013 establishing common binding standards and criteria to assess international weapons transfers; welcomes the commitment of the Member States to sign the Arms Trade Treaty at the earliest possible date, and calls on them to take a lead as well in the UN efforts for the rapid ratification and implementation of the International Arms Treaty by all UN member states; encourages the EU to ensure greater vigilance in relation to European arms ma ...[+++]nufacturers’ exports and to combat opaqueness in the arms trade sector, especially in relation to the use of intermediaries and economic/industrial offsets, in line with the Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP of 8 December 2008 defining common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment;