Traduction de «bank credit » (Anglais → Français) :

‘funds’ means assets of every kind, whether tangible or intangible, movable or immovable, however acquired, and legal documents or instruments in any form, including electronic or digital, evidencing title to, or interest in, such assets, including, but not limited to, bank credits, travellers cheques, bank cheques, money orders, shares, securities, bonds, drafts, letters of credit,

21. Notes that traditional financing channels through banks are often not supportive of innovative ventures and SMEs; stresses that the lack of access to finance for SMEs is one of the greatest obstacles to growth in the EU; emphasises that while bank credit is continuously difficult to obtain for SMEs, alternatives to bank financing are needed, in particular by improving the business environment for venture capital, peer-to-peer funds, private placement, SME loan securitisation and promotion of credit unions, but also through standardising the rules concerning public-private partnerships (PPPs) throughout the EU;

21. Notes that traditional financing channels through banks are often not supportive of innovative ventures and SMEs; stresses that the lack of access to finance for SMEs is one of the greatest obstacles to growth in the EU; emphasises that while bank credit is continuously difficult to obtain for SMEs, alternatives to bank financing are needed, in particular by improving the business environment for venture capital, peer-to-peer funds, private placement, SME loan securitisation and promotion of credit unions, but also through standardising the rules concerning public-private partnerships (PPPs) throughout the EU;

21. Notes that traditional financing channels through banks are often not supportive of innovative ventures and SMEs; stresses that the lack of access to finance for SMEs is one of the greatest obstacles to growth in the EU; emphasises that while bank credit is continuously difficult to obtain for SMEs, alternatives to bank financing are needed, in particular by improving the business environment for venture capital, peer-to-peer funds, private placement, SME loan securitisation and promotion of credit unions, but also through standardising the rules concerning public-private partnerships (PPPs) throughout the EU;

11. Is concerned at the fact that credit tightening appears to be very severe for SMEs, owing to the circumstances that they are perceived by banks to have a higher probability of default than larger firms and that they often are unable to switch from bank credit to other sources of external finance;

(m) 'collateral security' shall mean all realisable assets, including credit claims eligible for the collateralisation of central bank credit operations, provided under a pledge (including money provided under a pledge), a repurchase or similar agreement, or otherwise, for the purpose of securing rights and obligations potentially arising in connection with a system, or provided to central banks of the Member States or to the European Central Bank;