Translation of "contingent credit line " (English → French) :

open-ended line of credit [ open-ended credit line | open-end credit line | open-end line of credit ]

line of credit | authorized credit | bank credit | bank line | credit commitment | credit line | standby facility

revolving line of credit | revolving credit line

home equity line of credit [ HELOC | home equity credit line ]

credit line | line of credit

A prior credit line may be matched by an individual transaction or by means of a credit line

53. Calls on the EIB to refrain from cooperation with financial intermediaries having a negative track record in terms of transparency, tax evasion or aggressive tax planning practices, or use of other harmful tax practices such as ‘tax rulings’ and abusive transfer pricing, fraud, corruption or environmental and social impacts, or with no substantial local ownership, and to update its policies on anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism; highlights the need for more comprehensive transparency regarding global loans, to ensure rigorous scrutiny of the impact of this type of indirect lending; encourages the EIB to make both direct funding and funding via intermediaries contingent ...[+++] upon the disclosure of both country-by-country tax-relevant data along the lines of the CRD IV provision for credit institutions, and beneficial ownership information; to this end, calls on the EIB to establish a new responsible taxation policy, starting from the review of its policy on non-cooperative jurisdictions (NCJ policy) in 2015;

53. Calls on the EIB to refrain from cooperation with financial intermediaries having a negative track record in terms of transparency, tax evasion or aggressive tax planning practices, or use of other harmful tax practices such as ‘tax rulings’ and abusive transfer pricing, fraud, corruption or environmental and social impacts, or with no substantial local ownership, and to update its policies on anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism; highlights the need for more comprehensive transparency regarding global loans, to ensure rigorous scrutiny of the impact of this type of indirect lending; encourages the EIB to make both direct funding and funding via intermediaries contingent ...[+++] upon the disclosure of both country-by-country tax-relevant data along the lines of the CRD IV provision for credit institutions, and beneficial ownership information; to this end, calls on the EIB to establish a new responsible taxation policy, starting from the review of its policy on non-cooperative jurisdictions (NCJ policy) in 2015;

During the recent public service strike, one of the contingencies we were seriously looking at was the setting up of a line of credit at the two service providers, in effect jumping over the Financial Administration Act and doing a cleanup afterwards.

Since the end of the 1990s, several forums have been set up (such as the Financial Stability Forum), several IMF tools implemented (Contingent Credit Line, FSAP, and ROSC....): is it possible to assess the impact of such changes on international financial stability?