Примери за използване на Investment mobilised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Juncker Plan: €393bn of investment mobilised in the EU.
This is calculated by subtractingany public funding(including from the EIB Group) from the total investment mobilised(KPI 3).
Amount of public and private investment mobilised to exploit or scale up Euratom results.
The EIB reported a direct investment of €40 million,with an estimated EFSI investment mobilised of €0.8 billion49.
Amount of public and private investment mobilised with the initial Euratom investment. .
In addition, the EIB reported a €125 million investment in the FoF,with an estimated investment mobilised of €3.8 billion.
Scaling-up- Amount of public& private investment mobilised to exploit or scale-up FP results.
But the European Court of Auditors, which assesses the regularity and performance of EU spending,said in a report:"The amounts of investment mobilised may be overstated.".
The multiplier effect expresses the total investment mobilised as a multiple of the total EFSI contribution.
The Investment Mobilised reflects the best estimate of the expected investment in the real economy with actual amounts revised at project completion.
Geographic concentration cannot be calculated solely based on investment mobilised in each Member State.
Allowing for double counting, we estimate the investment mobilised for the three EFSI operations to be €1 billion and the average multiplier effect to be 5x.
This creates a risk of double counting when calculating andreporting the total investment mobilised and the multiplier effect.
IX The methodology used to estimate the investment mobilised overstated, in some cases, the extent to which EFSI support actually induced additional investment in the real economy.
Those methodologies are applied at approval stage ensuring that only incremental investment mobilised, is accounted for towards the EFSI target.
The investment mobilised, as per the methodology, reflects the best estimate of the expected investment in the real economy with actual amounts revised at project completion.
The EIB calculates the KPIs by aggregating its estimates for each operation's expected investment mobilised, and the KMIs by aggregating the corresponding estimated multipliers44.
The EFSI multiplier calculation methodologies foresee that any double counting is eliminated as soon as identified and that,at approval, only incremental investment mobilised is accounted for.
Thus, the EIB Group reported an EFSI financing totalling €194 million(40+29+125 million)and estimated investment mobilised by EFSI totalling €4.9 billion(0.3+0.8+3.8 billion), giving an average multiplier effect of 25x.
The reported“investment mobilised” and“multiplier effect” are overstated 48 The original target for EFSI was to mobilise €315 billion in new investments over three years(i.e. by July 2018)39.
Thus, since it is based on operations approved rather than signed, the reported investment mobilised of €299 billion is in effect an ex-ante estimate.
Whereas the multiplier effect expresses total investment mobilised as a multiple of the total EFSI contribution, the leverage effect expresses the total finance made available to the final beneficiary as a multiple of the EU's contribution.
At the end of June 2018,the EIB reported that EFSI operations had mobilised €160.2 billion in private finance(i.e. 68% of the total investment mobilised based on signed operations)43.
The relationship between EIB EFSI Financing Volume and EFSI Eligible Investment Mobilised provides a project specific estimate of the extent to which EFSI support can be linked to new investment.
Based on the information available at the time of the audit,our preliminary analysis concluded that the InvestEU programme still had to clarify how it will address the issues related to the estimation of the investment mobilised, the additionality of projects and the geographical spread.
We found that the methodology used to estimate the investment mobilised and the multiplier effect overstate, in some cases, the extent to which EFSI support actually induces additional investment in the real economy.
The EIB EFSI multiplier calculation methodology adopted in 2015 already explained in general terms how to estimate investment mobilised when more than one EIB EFSI financing is provided for one project.
The geographical breakdown of the amounts shows that the investment mobilised through the European Fund for Strategic Investments has to a large extent flown to countries most hit by the financial crisis, which are those in which the decline in investment was the most significant.
XI Based on these observations, we make recommendations for:( a) promoting the justified use of higher-risk EIB products under EFSI;( b) encouraging complementarity between EU financial instruments and EU budgetary guarantees;( c) improving the assessment of whether potential EFSI projects could have been financedfrom other sources;( d) estimating better the investment mobilised;( e) improving the geographical spread of EFSI supported investment. 6.
Both of the already approved updates clarify the concept of estimated incremental EFSI Eligible Investment Mobilised in particular in reference to subsequent financing under EFSI and co-investments.