Translation of "esif financial instruments " (English → French) :

European Structural and Investment Funds [ ESIF | ESIF financial instruments | ESI Funds ]

EU financial instrument [ Community financial instrument | European Union's financial instrument | European Union financial instrument | financial instrument of the European Union ]

operate a financial instrument | operating financial instruments | financial instrument operation | operate financial instruments

Community financial instrument | financial instrument | financing instrument | Union financial instrument

financial instrument

derivative | derivative financial instrument | derivative instrument | financial derivative instrument

Directive 2004/39/EC on markets in financial instruments | Markets in Financial Instruments Directive | MiFID [Abbr.] | MiFID 1 [Abbr.] | MiFID I [Abbr.]

derivative financial instrument | derivative instrument | derivative

derivative instrument [ derivative product | derivative financial instrument | derivative | financial derivative ]

Markets in Financial Instruments Directive [ MiFID ]

31. Points out that irregularities stem to a considerable degree from complex requirements and regulations; underlines that the number of irregularities in the implementation of cohesion programmes could be reduced through the simplification of management and procedures, early transposition of the newly adopted relevant directives and reinforcement of administrative capacity, notably in the less developed regions; stresses, therefore, the need to minimise the administrative burden for beneficiaries when ensuring the verifications necessary to ensure proper use of ESIF appropriations, as well as the need for efforts to optimise and improve the flexibility of management and control systems, place greater focus on risk assessment and correct ...[+++] the allocation of responsibilities among all authorities, while at the same time not undermining established strengthened control procedures, in order to prevent irregularities more effectively and, as a consequence, avoid financial corrections and interruptions in, and suspensions of, payments; is concerned about the low rates of disbursement of financial instruments to beneficiaries, in particular in view of the objective to increase the use of these instruments; asks, in this regard, the Member States, the managing authorities and other relevant stakeholders working with these financial instruments to make full use of the technical assistance provided through the Financial Instruments-Technical Advisory Platform (FI-TAP) and the fi-compass;

31. Points out that irregularities stem to a considerable degree from complex requirements and regulations; underlines that the number of irregularities in the implementation of cohesion programmes could be reduced through the simplification of management and procedures, early transposition of the newly adopted relevant directives and reinforcement of administrative capacity, notably in the less developed regions; stresses, therefore, the need to minimise the administrative burden for beneficiaries when ensuring the verifications necessary to ensure proper use of ESIF appropriations, as well as the need for efforts to optimise and improve the flexibility of management and control systems, place greater focus on risk assessment and correct ...[+++] the allocation of responsibilities among all authorities, while at the same time not undermining established strengthened control procedures, in order to prevent irregularities more effectively and, as a consequence, avoid financial corrections and interruptions in, and suspensions of, payments; is concerned about the low rates of disbursement of financial instruments to beneficiaries, in particular in view of the objective to increase the use of these instruments; asks, in this regard, the Member States, the managing authorities and other relevant stakeholders working with these financial instruments to make full use of the technical assistance provided through the Financial Instruments-Technical Advisory Platform (FI-TAP) and the fi-compass;

31. Points out that irregularities stem to a considerable degree from complex requirements and regulations; underlines that the number of irregularities in the implementation of cohesion programmes could be reduced through the simplification of management and procedures, early transposition of the newly adopted relevant directives and reinforcement of administrative capacity, notably in the less developed regions; stresses, therefore, the need to minimise the administrative burden for beneficiaries when ensuring the verifications necessary to ensure proper use of ESIF appropriations, as well as the need for efforts to optimise and improve the flexibility of management and control systems, place greater focus on risk assessment and correct ...[+++] the allocation of responsibilities among all authorities, while at the same time not undermining established strengthened control procedures, in order to prevent irregularities more effectively and, as a consequence, avoid financial corrections and interruptions in, and suspensions of, payments; is concerned about the low rates of disbursement of financial instruments to beneficiaries, in particular in view of the objective to increase the use of these instruments; asks, in this regard, the Member States, the managing authorities and other relevant stakeholders working with these financial instruments to make full use of the technical assistance provided through the Financial Instruments-Technical Advisory Platform (FI-TAP) and the fi-compass;

32. Calls on the Member States to exploit fully the wide range of EU funds and available financial instruments – such as the European Structural and Investments Funds (ESIF), and the leverage potentiality that synergies between them can foster – to develop the green employment potential; urges the Commission and the Member States to prioritise the financing of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises through EFSI investments that support the development of the circular and green economy and the creation of green and sustainable jobs; calls on the Commission and the Member States to use the 2016 post-electoral revision of the Multiann ...[+++]ual Financial Framework (MFF) to promote the transition to a green economy;