Примери за използване на Prudential framework на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Revised prudential framework for investment firms.
Aggregate statistical data on key aspects of the application of the prudential framework;
Review of the prudential framework for investment firms.
Aggregate statistical data on key aspects of the implementation of the prudential framework will be displayed.
The existing prudential framework requires supervisors to assess and decide whether banks' provisions are adequate and timely from a prudential  perspective.
Sustainability risks within the prudential framework of capital adequacy rules.
The Commission encourages banks andsupervisory authorities to make use of the flexibility in the EU's accounting and prudential frameworks.
It includes an Interpretative Communication on the EU's accounting and prudential frameworks, as well as targeted"quick fix" amendments to EU banking rules.
The targeted adjustments in order to reflect Union specificities and broader policy considerations should be limited in terms of scope ortime in order not to impinge on the overall soundness of the prudential framework.
Systemic investment firms should, however, remain subject to the existing prudential framework  under Directive 2013/36/EU and Regulation(EU) No 575/2013.
Given that the existing prudential framework does not address all the risks faced and posed by some types of investment firms, large capital add-ons have been applied to certain investment firms in some Member States.
Recognition by ESMA should be subject to an effective equivalent recognition of the prudential framework applicable to CSDs established in the Union and authorised under this Regulation.
These requirements are all reflected in the Basel Criteria except for the requirement on feedback loops,which is mainly a practice followed by other jurisdictions to understand the impact of the prudential framework and the effectiveness of supervision.
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision(BCBS)has put forward proposals for refining the prudential framework for banks addressing credit and operational risk(finalisation of Basel III, the so-called‘Basel IV').
It is appropriate to provide for different treatment for authorised payment service providers and for those benefiting from a waiver under this Directive as well as from the waiver under the Article 8 of the Directive 2000/46/EC,due to the differences in their prudential framework.
The directive aims to provide the market with a clear andbalanced legal and prudential framework, removing unnecessary, disproportionate or excessive barriers to market entry and making the business of issuing electronic money more attractive.
The Directive will also underpin consumer protection and enhance competition andinnovation by establishing an appropriate prudential framework for new entrants to the retail payments market.
In particular, in the context of the prudential framework applicable to credit institutions and investment firms, Directive 2013/36/EU▌ provides for protection of whistleblowers, which extends also to Regulation(EU) No 575/2013 on prudential  requirements for credit institutions and investment firms.
The Commission also welcomes the statements made by the EBA and Single Supervisory Mechanism(SSM) and the calls for flexibility in the application of the prudential framework(i.e. capital and liquidity buffers, including Pillar 2 Guidance), as well as relief in the composition of Pillar 2 requirements.
Recital 50 adds that‘[i]t is appropriate to provide for different treatment for authorised payment service providers and for those benefiting from an exemption under this Directive as well as from the exemption under the Article 3 of Directive[2009/110],due to the differences in their respective prudential framework'.
On the basis of the working group's recommendations, the Commission issued in September 2018 a Communication on strengthening the AML and prudential frameworks and new rules to strengthen the role of the European Banking Authority.
On the basis of the working group's recommendations, in September 2018, the European Commission issued a communication on strengthening the anti-money laundering and prudential frameworks and new rules to strengthen the role of the European Banking Authority.
This is part of an overall strategy to strengthen the EU framework for prudential and AML supervision for financial institutions, which the EC is setting out in its Communication.
The framework for prudential supervision established by Directive 2013/36/EU requires that all institutions identify all members of staff whose professional activities have a material impact on the institution's risk profile.
To reflect developments in the applicable regulatory framework, such as prudential regulation, EBA recommendations or guidelines and Basel Committee Core Principles;
The EESC would add that backstops would be justified by the different objectives pursued by the accounting framework relative to the prudential regulation.
The prudential and business conduct framework of a third country may be considered to have equivalent effect where that framework  fulfils all the following conditions.
As part of its work to strengthen capital markets, EC had announced, in its Mid-Term Review of the Capital Markets Union Action Plan,that it would propose a more effective prudential and supervisory framework for investment firms.
The EESC takes notice of the Commission's rationale for the proposal,adding that backstops would be justified by the different objectives pursued by the accounting framework relative to the prudential regulation.
As one of the new priority actions to strengthen capital markets, the Commission announced in its mid-term review of the Capital Markets Union action plan,that it would propose a more effective prudential and supervisory framework, calibrated to the size and nature of investment firms.