Traduction de «intérêt futur en equity » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Takes the view that, in the draft Special Measure for Iraq for 2007, the Commission exceeds the implementing powers laid down in Regulation (EC) No 1905/2006 by selecting as one of the areas of intervention a "Feasibility Study for the Akkas Gas Field", the overall objective of which is "to study the conditions for exploration of the Akkas Gas Field in western Iraq in view of linking its output to the Syrian gas pipeline network", and further "to integrate this project if possible in the workings of the Euro-Arab Mashreq Gas Market Project"; points out that "the study will take into consideration the future interest of the Ma ...[+++]shreq neighbours and of the EU in integrating the output of the wells into the Euro-Mashreq gas market", and that "this integration will open a large potential market for the Akkas fields' production and allow a first integration of the Iraq natural gas with the regional and European market", and therefore considers that this objective is not in compliance with Article 2(1) and (4) of Regulation (EC) No 1905/2006, in that the primary objective of the proposed Special Measures is not the eradication of poverty and in that the stated objectives do not fulfil the criteria for ODA established by the OECD/DAC;

Capitalisation of interest refers to the situation where the accrued interest is added to the principal and is taken into account for purposes of calculating further interest.

Capitalisation of interest refers to the situation where the accrued interest is added to the principal and is taken into account for purposes of calculating further interest.

For the purposes of this point, ‘long position’ means a position in which an institution has fixed the interest rate it will receive at some time in the future, and ‘short position’ means a position in which it has fixed the interest rate it will pay at some time in the future.

Although the principles focus on the activities of equity sell-side analysts (i.e. those working in integrated investment banks or broker-dealers), it is specifically mentioned that “sell-side analysts are by no means alone in facing such conflicts of interest and concepts developed in this work could be used in other areas”[8]; and the accompanying report does mention specifically “the conflicts of interest faced by sell-side analysts in the production of equity research and by the firms that employ them”.[9]

The TEN-Energy Guidelines Committee met on 7 April to discuss the exchange of information on the progress of the projects of common interest (Doc. Committee on TEN- Energy N° 2000/1); the draft Commission Decision defining the specification of the projects of common interest (Doc. Committee on TEN-Energy N° 2000/2); and a draft report of the Commission on the implementation of the TEN-Energy Guidelines (Doc. Committee on TEN-Energy N° 2000/3), on possible future modificat ...[+++]ions to those Guidelines, and on new projects to be included in the list of projects of common interest.