Traduction de «Débit ou credit de la charge de prêts douteux » (Français → Anglais) :

If such a clause were to become part of the legislation, it could happen that a bank manager — or any person whom charge of loans or interim financing — would say, ``Yes, but it is no sure thing that your film will get tax credits, so you can understand that for me, I must either increase the interest rate or turn you down for the interim financing''.

As emphasized by Mr. Connell, while Industry Canada is responsible for the administration of the Program, financial institutions are responsible for all credit decisions and for making the loans.

You want to open a bank account or buy a savings product but it is not available to residents of your Member State; you want to move to another Member State to work or retire, but find you cannot keep your existing current account or debit card, or that your health insurance premiums would go up dramatically (i.e. your financial services are not "portable"); you transfer money into another currency, or use a credit card while on holid ...[+++]ay, and face high fees or poor exchange rates; you find extra or hidden costs such as insurance when renting a car, which you were not aware of when booking; you want to get your mortgage from a provider in another country, but worry you will not be protected if something went wrong; you already have a bank account, credit card, loan or insurance policy but it is expensive or awkward for you to "switch" providers, even if you could get a better return or lower price (one Eurobarometer survey showed that 85% of respondents with a personal loan or credit card had not switched or tried to switch providers).

(Return tabled) Question No. 213 Mr. Raymond Côté: With regard to the Business Credit Availability Program (BCAP): (a) what is the total amount borrowed from the program for each fiscal year since it was created; (b) how many loans over $250 million dollars were issued; (c) which enterprises or individuals received loans over $250 million dollars; (d) how many loans between $25 million to $250 million dollars were issued; (e) which enterprises or individuals received loans between $25 million to $250 million dollars; (f) which enterprises or individuals received loans less than $25 million dollars; (g) what sum from the whole of BC ...[+++]AP's assets was given out as (i) loans, (ii) grants, (iii) subsidies; (h) what was the form (checks, bank loans, business loans, credit cards, cash) of the BCAP's loans, grants, and subsidies; (i) what were the conditions of acceptance to receive the BCAP program's support; (j) who was deciding on rejecting or accepting businesses into BCAP's loan program; (k) what were the eligibility criteria of BCAP's measures for businesses; (l) was there an evaluation grid of criteria needed for a business or individual to have access to BCAP's helping measures, and, if yes, who was the person or group of persons responsible for taking decisions concerning helping or not helping a business; (m) what is the total number of businesses that were directly helped by the BCAP program; (n) what was the composition of the oversight group managing the BCAP program; (o) were there any private companies involved in the acceptance or rejection process of the BCAP program, and, if yes, what were the names of the individuals that were involved and what were their roles within the BCAP program administration; (p) were there any conditions to receive financing from BCAP program; (q) what was the percentage and sum within the amount of BCAP resources allocated to small businesses (under 100 employees); (r) what was the percentage and sum within the am ...

6. Notes that State aid for broadband, that is to say, the use of EU funding expressly for that purpose, is an appropriate option when broadband development cannot be shown to be economically worthwhile; given that the cost in administrative and planning terms of implementing national and European broadband support programmes is considerable; calls, therefore, on the Commission, the Member States, and regional authorities , in accordance with the ‘information society’ initiatives, to ensure that conditions for support and procedures are simplified as far as possible, in order to step up the use of European funding for the diversificati ...[+++]on of ICT services; and hence help accelerate broadband roll-out by providing all market players with sufficient incentives to invest and ensure that regions, cities and municipalities can draw on maximum financial support as rapidly as possible to foster the economic development of the areas concerned;

(11) Credit agreements in which the credit account serves exclusively to settle the loan and the repayment of the loan is effected from an account which was opened in the name of the customer with a credit institution subject to this Directive pursuant to Article 8(1)(a) to (c) should generally be considered as an example of types of less risky transactions.