Translation of "Avoir auprès des banques " (French → English) :

asset items constituting claims on central banks in the form of required minimum reserves held at those central banks which are denominated in their national currencies.

(c) In the recovery of assets from an accused or third party, there may be a reversal of the burden of proof in the assumption that the assets are the proceeds of crime, which the owner of the assets must rebut, or there is a reduction in the standard of proof to the balance of probabilities, rather than the usual test of proof beyond reasonable doubt.

Whereas the distribution of euro notes and coins was spread over three months, legacy currencies were returned for the most part in a matter of weeks, causing serious bottlenecks at bank and cash transport company warehouses and giving rise to very long delays in sorting and counting - coins in particular - and thus in crediting trader's accounts at commercial banks and the latters' accounts at central banks.

The aim of the first regulation is to allow to the ECB to effect further calls of foreign reserve assets from the national central banks beyond the limit set in article 30.1 of the Statute, up to an amount equivalent to an additional EUR 50 000 million, in case of need for such foreign reserve assets.

One is whether he would reinstate reserve requirements for the chartered banks with the Bank of Canada which would allow the bank to assume more of Canadian debt, and whether he would reduce the 20 per cent foreign investment option with RRSPs which would encourage Canadians to invest in Canada.

These represent: . in the banking area, 93.3% of world assets held by credit institutions (both domestic and foreign assets), and 95.1% of assets held by banks in GATS member countries (a total of 22 trillion US $); 93.7% of world bank deposits, and 95.4% of deposits with banks in GATS member countries (a total of more than 20 trillion US $); in addition, 97% of the world international lending; . in the insurance area, 91.8% of world insurance premiums and 95.6% of total premiums perceived in GATS member countries, representing a business of over 1.3 trillion US $ a year; . in the securities area, 89.1% of world equity trading (4.5 t ...[+++]rillion US $), 94.7% of world stock market capitalisation (10.5 trillion US $), 89.9% of new equity raised, 97.7% of market value of bonds listed in stock exchanges (7.9 trillion US $), and 93.8% of world bond turnover in stock exchanges.