Примери за използване на Recapitalisations на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Legal basis for the assessment of the compatibility of the HFSF recapitalisations(measures B1, B2 and B3).
Recapitalisations can also be conducted by a loan accompanied by a fully-fledged macroeconomic adjustment programme.
For example, the banks had no access to their own assessment andits underlying calculations.(iii) Bank recapitalisations of 2014 and 2015 82.
Finance recapitalisations of financial institutions through loans to governments including in non-programme countries.
The fund focuses on providing mezzanine capital to businesses for expansions and acquisitions,management-led equity deals, recapitalisations and buy-outs.
Table1- Key figures of all bank recapitalisations under the programmes Total Amounts in€ billion unless is stated Bank A 2013 Recap.
The Commission is now proposing to extend further the scope of the Temporary Framework by enabling Member States to provide recapitalisations to companies in need.
The Commission considers the HFSF recapitalisations(measures B1, B2 and B3) to be appropriate because they prevent the bankruptcy of the Bank.
We also found weaknesses in the risk analysis underpinning the bank recapitalisation of 2013 andinefficiencies in the design of subsequent recapitalisations.
However, the Commission notes that the State recapitalisations enabled the Bank to continue its banking activities in foreign markets.
In particular, banks will be required to work out a sound plan for their restructuring ororderly winding down before they can receive recapitalisations or asset protection measures.
Against this background,well-targeted public interventions providing recapitalisations to companies in need could reduce the risk to the EU economy as a whole.
In spring 2013, the bridge recapitalisations of the four banks were converted into permanent recapitalisations in ordinary shares, with the HFSF holding more than 80% of the shareholding of each of the four banks.
Strengthened burden-sharing requirements: Banks with a capital shortfall will have to obtain shareholders andsubordinated debt-holders' contribution before resorting to public recapitalisations or asset protection measures.
In the Greek financial assistance programmes,priority was given to recapitalisations that were urgently requested by the supervisors for financial stability purposes.
It has received three State recapitalisations, one of €250 million in March 2011, one of €383 million in July 2012 and in December 2013 a third recapitalisation of €1558 million together with a transfer of impaired assets to a State-owned bad bank with an implied aid element of €130 million.
The Commission has already established in the Decision of 19 November 2008 on the Greek Banks Support Scheme that recapitalisations to be granted under the recapitalisation measure included under that scheme will constitute aid.
Higher capital requirements, recapitalisations of banks, stress tests, deleveraging targets as well as enhancing the regulatory and supervisory frameworks have also been part of the policy initiatives.
The funds will not go directly to Spanish banks, but be transferred to a government-owned Spanish fund responsible to conduct the needed bank recapitalisations(FROB), and thus it will be counted for as additional sovereign debt in Spain's national account.
So far the Commission has temporarily authorised recapitalisations as rescue measures and taken a final decision on their compatibility with the crisis rules on the basis of a subsequent restructuring plan.
This second amendment complements the types of measures already covered by the Temporary Framework and existing State aid rules,by setting out criteria based on which Member States can provide recapitalisations and subordinated debt to companies in need, whilst protecting the level playing field in the EU.
The approved state aid measures in the form of recapitalisations and asset relief measures between October 2008 and December 2012 amount to €591.9 billion or 4.6% of EU 2012 GDP.
PART B- The bank recapitalisations under the programmes 30 Bank recapitalisation of 2013 In March 2012, the implementation of the PSI programme, one of the biggest international debt-restructuring deals affecting about 206 billion euros of Greek government bonds, resulted in a 37.7 billion euros loss for all Greek banks, wiping out their entire capital base.
This meant that the HFSF could not participate in the bank recapitalisations in the event of private-sector interest in order to minimise further injections of public funds.
It is thus concluded that the HFSF recapitalisations(measures B1, B2 and B3) are appropriate, necessary and proportionate, in the light of point 15 of the 2008 Banking Communication, of the Recapitalisation Communication and of the 2011 Prolongation Communication.
Regarding the appropriateness of the measure,since the aid came after prior recapitalisations and liquidity aid and given the protracted rescue period, the Commission expressed doubts as to whether all actions possible had been taken by the Bank to avoid a need for aid in the future(107).
The amendment of the scope of the Temporary Framework to aid in the form of recapitalisations complements the possibility for Member States to purchase existing shares of companies at market price or pari passu with private shareholders, which in principle falls outside the scope of EU State aid control.