Translation of "principaux risques spécifiques " (French → English) :

16. Acknowledges that to reach zero cases, every person who had high-risk contact with someone with Ebola needs to be identified; points out that traceability and monitoring of contacts are two of the main challenges confronting us and recalls that quarantine-related measures require special support to those affected, such as providing food, water or medical care;

4. Notes the Court’s observations about the main risks to regularity of spending in this policy area, such as the risks related to the intangible nature of investments in human capital, the diversity of the activities and the involvement of multiple, often small-scale partners, in the implementation of projects; welcomes in this regard the specific mitigating actions taken by the Commission, including both preventative and corrective measures and the risk-based audits carried out by DG EMPL; welcomes the use of simplified cost options which reduce the administrative burden on the beneficiaries and are less prone to errors being made by ...[+++] Member States; asks the Commission to encourage Member States not to apply more demanding rules to ESF projects than to nationally funded projects;

(c) value of risk-weighted assets broken down by specified categories such as country, asset type and, where applicable, main drivers of the risk, such as loan to income ratio or loan to value ratio;

4. Supports the key elements of the Community approach, but considers them insufficient for the agricultural sector; is of the opinion that knowledge-based disaster prevention is essential; highlights the need to create a database of economic and social disaster records, in the interests of efficient monitoring, including the mapping of areas at increased risk, as well as to formulate measures appropriate to the specific nature of the major risks in each region;

The main advantages of policy option 4 are the availability of a specific prudential regime commensurate with the risks posed by electronic money institutions and maintenance of the existing reporting requirements for electronic money institutions to ensure market monitoring.

The new legislation should require shareholders to notify issuers of the proportion of their voting rights resulting from an acquisition or disposal of shares where that proportion reaches, exceeds or falls below the specific thresholds starting with 3% instead of 5%, as mentioned in Directive 2004/109/EC; it should also oblige hedge funds and private equity, as far as those categories of investors can be differentiated from others, to disclose and explain – vis-à-vis the companies whose shares they acquire or own, retail and institutional investors, prime brokers and supervisors – their investment policy and associated risks.