Примери за използване на Normal insolvency proceedings на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(ii) their ranking in normal insolvency proceedings, and.
In most countries, bank andnon-bank companies in financial difficulties are subject to normal insolvency proceedings.
The winding up of a failing institution through normal insolvency proceedings should always be considered before resolution tools are applied.
The composition of the items referred to in point(a),including their maturity profile and ranking in normal insolvency proceedings;
The winding up of a failing institution through normal insolvency proceedings should always be considered before resolution tools are applied.
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To safeguard fundamental property rights, the SRM Regulation provides that no creditor shall be worse off under resolution than under normal insolvency proceedings.
That rank, in normal insolvency proceedings, below liabilities that do not meet the condition referred to in point(i) and that are not eligible for own funds requirements▌;
That claim shall rank at the same level as covered deposits under national law governing normal insolvency proceedings as defined in Directive 2014/59/EU.
(iii) are ranking in normal insolvency proceedings below liabilities other than those eligible for own funds requirements that are issued to and bought by other entities than the resolution entity;
It is therefore desirable that the DGS contributes for an amount equivalent to the losses that it would have had to bear in normal insolvency proceedings, as reflected in paragraph 1 of Article 99.
(28)The winding up of an insolvent institution through normal insolvency proceedings should always be considered before a decision could be taken to maintain the institution as a going concern.
Based on the Ôno creditor worse offŐ(NCWO) principle(18), any creditors who would have received better treatment under normal insolvency proceedings must be compensated from the SRF(19).
Member States shall ensure that, in national law governing normal insolvency proceedings, an institution in relation to which all of the following apply is subject to normal insolvency proceedings: .
The feasibility- andhence the ability of a bank to report the necessary information to a DGS- only needs to be assessed, if normal insolvency proceedings are found to be credible.
Once the resolution authority has taken the decision to put the institution under resolution, normal insolvency proceedings should be excluded except if they need to be combined with the use of the resolution tools and at the initiative of the resolution authority.
In such a case it is highly likely that there would be a public interest in placing the institution under resolution andapplying resolution tools rather than resorting to normal insolvency proceedings.
(d) whether the amount of liabilities that are excluded from the application of write-down andconversion powers in accordance with Article 27(3) or(5) and that, in normal insolvency proceedings, rank equally with or below the highest ranking eligible liabilities is significant in comparison to the own funds and eligible liabilities of the resolution entity.
Before any resolution action is taken, an estimate should be carried out of the value of the assets and liabilities of the institution and of the treatment that shareholders andcreditors would receive under normal insolvency proceedings.
(a)assume that the institution in connection to which the partial transfer, write down orconversion has been made would have entered normal insolvency proceedings immediately after the transfer, write down or conversion has been effected;
The deposit guarantee scheme should, however,contribute to funding the resolution process by absorbing losses to the extent of the net losses that it would have had to suffer after compensating depositors in normal insolvency proceedings.
(40)'normal insolvency proceedings' mean the collective insolvency proceedings which entail the partial or total divestment of a debtor and the appointment of a liquidator, normally applicable to institutions under national law and either specific for those institutions or generally applicable to any natural or legal person;
It will ensure that affected creditors do not incur greater losses than those which they would have incurred if the institution had been wound up under normal insolvency proceedings at the time that the resolution decision is taken.
Normal insolvency proceedings' means collective insolvency proceedings which entail the partial or total divestment of a debtor and the appointment of a liquidator or an administrator normally applicable to institutions under national law and either specific to those institutions or generally applicable to any natural or legal person;
This paragraph shall not prevent liabilities which have been excluded from bail-in in accordance with Article 44(2) and(3)from receiving more favourable treatment than eligible liabilities which are of the same rank in normal insolvency proceedings.
Member States shall ensure that, for entities referred to in points(a) to(d) of the first subparagraph of Article 1(1), all claims resulting fromown funds items have, in national laws governing normal insolvency proceedings, a lower priority ranking than any claim that does not result from an own funds item.
Institutions and entities should meet the MREL with own funds andother subordinated liabilities to the extent that is necessary to prevent their creditors from incurring losses that are greater than those that creditors would otherwise incur under normal insolvency proceedings.
In addition, where required under this Directive, an ex-post comparison between the treatment that shareholders and creditors have actually been afforded andthe treatment they would have received under normal insolvency proceedings should be carried out after resolution tools have been applied.
In addition, there should be an obligation to carry out, after the resolution tools have been applied, an ex post comparison between the treatment that shareholders and creditors have actually been afforded andthe treatment they would have received under normal insolvency proceedings.
In order to enable the effective application of the powers to reduce, write down or convert own funds items without breaching creditors'safeguards under this Directive, Member States should ensure that claims resulting from own funds items rank in normal insolvency proceedings below any other subordinated claims.
(17) To ensure a transparent application of the MREL, institutions should report to their competent and resolution authorities and disclose regularly to the public the levels of eligible liabilities and the composition of those liabilities,including their maturity profile and ranking in normal insolvency proceedings.