Translation of "partially funded benefit plan " (English → French) :

partially funded benefit plan | partially funded plan | partly funded benefit plan | underfunded benefit plan | unfunded benefit plan | unfunded plan

partially funded benefit plan [ partially funded plan | partly funded benefit plan | underfunded benefit plan ]

partially funded pension plan | partially funded pension scheme | partially funded pension system | partly funded pension system | partly funded scheme

fully funded benefit plan | fully funded plan | wholly funded benefit plan

funded benefit plan | funded plan

partial liquidation of an occupational benefits scheme | partial liquidation of a pension plan

register of occupational benefits schemes | register of occupational pension funds | register of occupational pension plans

Actuarial report as at 31 March 1997: benefit plan financed through the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Dependents) Pension Fund

Benefit plan associated with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Dependents) Pension Fund actuarial report as at 31 March 1994

But, as the Court of Auditors noted in its Opinion 2/2004, although the principles or standards required to ensure the effective and efficient internal control of the Funds are already "either fully or partially in place", others will need to be developed and introduced, to ensure that "the extent and intensity of checking.make an appropriate balance between the overall cost of operating those checks and the overall benefits they bring" ...[+++].

Participants that have received Union funding, and that plan to exploit the results generated with such funding primarily in third countries not associated with Horizon 2020, should indicate how the Union funding will benefit Europe's overall competitiveness (reciprocity principle), as set out in the grant agreement.

7. Welcomes the Investment Plan for Europe, which is an important instrument for increasing private and public investment; notes that the plan is meant to trigger additional investment, develop new projects, attract investors and restore confidence; considers, however, that it is far too early to meaningfully assess the actual impact of the plan; notes that boosting investment should not be seen as an alternative but rather a complement to reforms; insists that the resources of the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) should be used to spend money on projects with economic return or with a positive social ...[+++]cost-benefit effect; emphasises that the EFSI should not merely substitute co-financed European projects for nationally financed ones; stresses that the European funds should lead to additional investment, not just replace national investment funds that would go to consumption; believes that the Investment Plan for Europe should focus in the first place on projects with a European added value which are not yet eligible for banking finance; emphasises the importance of the regulatory components of the Investment Plan in terms of improving the environment for investment; notes that the implementation of the Commission’s Investment Plan is key in order for it to carry the desired added value; emphasises that the investment projects need to be carefully selected to avoid the plan failing to deliver sustainable growth and jobs in Europe; recalls that the results of the Commission’s Investment Plan should be rigorously assessed, especially on how projects were selected and prioritised, and also to avoid privatising profits or socialising losses; stresses the interdependence between the lever of the Investment Plan and the actual projects being undertaken; underlines that the aim of achieving a high lever should not come at the expense of sound project selection, which should also take into account the projects’ geographic locations; underlines the ...

Where the resolution plan anticipates that certain classes of eligible liabilities might be excluded from bail-in under Article 27(5), or that certain classes of eligible liabilities might be transferred to a recipient in full under a partial transfer, the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities referred to in paragraph 4 shall not exceed the amount of own funds and eligible liabilities necessary to ensure that t ...[+++]he institution or parent undertaking referred to in Article 2 has sufficient other eligible liabilities to ensure that losses of the institution or the parent undertaking referred to in Article 2 as well as of the ultimate parent undertaking of that institution or parent undertaking and any institution or financial institution included in the consolidated accounts of that ultimate parent undertaking could be absorbed and the Common Equity Tier 1 ratio of those entities could be restored to a level necessary to enable them to continue to comply with the conditions for authorisation and to carry out the activities for which they are authorised under Directive 2013/36/EU or equivalent legislation and to sustain sufficient market confidence in the institution or parent undertaking and the ultimate parent undertaking of that institution or parent undertaking and any institution or financial institution included in the consolidated accounts of that ultimate parent undertaking.