Traduction de «banques pourraient ainsi » (Français → Anglais) :

Otherwise tensions between the supervisor (ECB) and national resolution authorities may emerge over how to deal with ailing banks, while market expectations about Member States’ (in)ability to deal with bank failures nationally could continue, reinforcing feedback loops between sovereigns and banks and fragmentation and competitive distortions across the internal market.

5. In the EIO the issuing authority shall indicate the reasons why it considers that the requested information is likely to be of substantial value for the purpose of the criminal proceedings concerned and on what grounds it presumes that banks in the executing State hold the account and, to the extent available, which banks may be involved.

5. In the EIO the issuing authority shall indicate the reasons why it considers that the requested information is likely to be of substantial value for the purpose of the criminal proceedings concerned and on what grounds it presumes that banks in the executing State hold the account and, to the extent available, which banks may be involved.

The development of ocean energy has been highlighted in the recent Commission Communication entitled "Action Plan for the Atlantic Ocean area"[15] which encouraged national and regional governments to consider how they could use EU structural and investment funds as well as research funds or European Investment Bank funding to support the development of the sector.

Otherwise tensions between the supervisor (ECB) and national resolution authorities may emerge over how to deal with ailing banks, while market expectations about Member States’ (in)ability to deal with bank failures nationally could continue, reinforcing feedback loops between sovereigns and banks and fragmentation and competitive distortions across the internal market.

4. Is of the opinion that the application for such an order should be set for hearing within a reasonable time, so as to give the respondent the right to be heard and to enable the court to re-evaluate the situation and decide accordingly, and that notice should be given to the respondent by the bank and by the court as well; considers that the practical difficulties with regard to service of an attachment order, the authenticity of the order and its speedy service on the bank could be addressed by the use of modern communications technology; takes the view that the costs should in the first instance be borne by the applicant, who coul ...[+++]d finally recover them from the respondent in the event that he succeeds in his court action;

As a consequence, more banks could raise funds by issuing bonds and could pass these funds to the clients in their region, in particular to SMEs and for infrastructure.

The resolution tools include a sale of business tool which will enable authorities to effect a sale of the credit institution or parts of its business to one or more purchasers without the consent of shareholders; [21] a bridge bank tool which would enable authorities to transfer some or all the business of a failing credit institution (including its deposits or mortgage book) to a temporary bridge bank; [22] an asset separation tool to enable authorities to transfer under-performing or 'toxic' assets to a separate vehicle (a 'bad bank') in order to 'cleanse' the balance sheet of a troubled bank; and a debt write down tool which is disc ...[+++]ussed further in Section 3.6.

For example, pensioners from the banking sector could teach new employees how to manage the bank’s money and achieve good results, and a similar process could be introduced in other sectors: there should be more pensioners in vocational training and lifelong learning.

6. The issuing authority shall state in the EIO why it considers that the requested information is likely to be of substantial value for the purpose of the investigation into the offence and on what grounds it presumes that banks in the executing State hold the account and, to the extent available, which banks may be involved.