Traduction de «Fonds communs d'intervention sur les marchés à terme » (Français → Anglais) :

25. Welcomes the adoption of the European Long-Term Investment Funds (ELTIF) Regulation; considers that ELTIFs could replicate the progress made with UCITS, by encouraging greater allocation of capital to long-term projects in need of funding such as in the infrastructure and energy sectors, in particular at cross-border level; calls on the Commission to investigate how, in the long-term, extraordinary investment programmes such as the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) could be effectively connected with regular EU fund ...[+++]s; considers that institutional investors should be invited to contribute funds under their management to the European capital markets; believes that institutional investors and the conditions under which they can enter the market need to play an important role in the development of the CMU;

14. Underlines that, while Europe saves more than the US in terms of percentage of GDP (20 % and 17 % respectively), the level of savings held in EU mutual funds is equivalent to only 50 % of the US level and savings held in pension funds only 35 %; further indicates that EU equity markets, corporate bond markets and securitisation represent 60 %, 35 % and 20 % of the levels of their US counterparts respectively;

The competent authorities may allow the capital requirement for an exchange‐traded future to be equal to the margin required by the exchange if they are fully satisfied that it provides an accurate measure of the risk associated with the future and that it is at least equal to the capital requirement for a future that would result from a calculation made using the method set out in this Annex or applying the internal models method described in Annex V. The competent authorities may also allow the capital requirement for an OTC derivatives contract of the type referred to in this point cleared by a clearing house recognised by them to be ...[+++] equal to the margin required by the clearing house if they are fully satisfied that it provides an accurate measure of the risk associated with the derivatives contract and that it is at least equal to the capital requirement for the contract in question that would result from a calculation made using the method set out in the this Annex or applying the internal models method described in Annex V.

The competent authorities may allow the capital requirement for an exchange‐traded future to be equal to the margin required by the exchange if they are fully satisfied that it provides an accurate measure of the risk associated with the future and that it is at least equal to the capital requirement for a future that would result from a calculation made using the method set out in the remainder of this Annex or applying the internal models method described in Annex V.

The competent authorities may allow the capital requirement for an exchange-traded future to be equal to the margin required by the exchange if they are fully satisfied that it provides an accurate measure of the risk associated with the future and that it is at least equal to the capital requirement for a future that would result from a calculation made using the method set out in this Annex or applying the internal models method described in Annex V. The competent authorities may also allow the capital requirement for an OTC derivatives contract of the type referred to in this point cleared by a clearing house recognised by them to be ...[+++] equal to the margin required by the clearing house if they are fully satisfied that it provides an accurate measure of the risk associated with the derivatives contract and that it is at least equal to the capital requirement for the contract in question that would result from a calculation made using the method set out in the this Annex or applying the internal models method described in Annex V.

2.1. A prudent business plan shall be submitted by the co-financiers or sponsors of the fund specifying, inter alia, the targeted market, the criteria, terms and conditions of financing, the operational budget of the fund, the ownership and co-financing partners, the professionalism, competence and independence of the management, the fund's by-laws, the justification and intended utilisation of the Structural Funds' contribution, the investment exi ...[+++]t policy, and the winding-up provisions of the fund, including the reutilisation of returns attributable to the contribution from the Structural Funds.