Примери за използване на Resolution actions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(b)specify how those resolution actions should be coordinated;
In May 2018,the SRB was notified of two legal cases brought before the GCEU against its decision not to take any resolution actions.
(c) specify how those resolution actions should be coordinated;
Resolution actions or other measures at parent level only are not sufficient to stabilise the situation or are not likely to provide an optimum outcome;
The review referred to in the first subparagraph of this paragraph shall be carried out after the implementation of resolution actions or the exercise of powers referred to in Article 59.
(b)the resolution actions or other insolvency measures that the resolution authority considers appropriate for that institution.
Member States shall ensure that resolution authorities do not take resolution actions for the purposes of group resolution in relation to the mixed-activity holding company.
Resolution actions or other measures at group level will benefit the subsidiaries of the group in a way which makes a group resolution scheme appropriate.
A notification according to this paragraph shall include a copy of any order or instrument by which the relevant powers are exercised andshall indicate the date from which the resolution actions are effective.
The resolution actions for the purposes of point(b) of paragraph 1 of this Article may include a group resolution scheme drawn up in accordance with paragraph 5 of this Article.
A bank should be deemed to be resolvable if it is feasible and credible either to liquidate it under normal insolvency proceedings orto resolve it by applying resolution actions.
Resolution actions or other measures at group level will benefit the subsidiaries of the group in a way which makes a group resolution scheme appropriate.
The resolution framework should include procedural requirements to ensure that resolution actions are properly notified and, subject to the limited exceptions laid down in this Directive, made public.
The SRB is not a decision-maker in the first two phases but has a shared responsibility for monitoring of the conditions of the bank andprepares potential resolution actions as mentioned in the next phase.
The resolution plan shall provide for the resolution actions which the Board may take where an entity referred to in paragraph 1 meets the conditions for resolution. .
Even with statutory recognition frameworks in place, contractual recognition arrangements should help to reinforce the legal certainty andpredictability of cross-border recognition of resolution actions.
Resolution actions proposed by the group-level resolution authority should be prepared and discussed amongst different resolution authorities in the context of the group resolution plans.
Where a group is composed of more than one resolution group,the planning of the resolution actions referred to in point(a1) of Article 12(3) shall take the form of a joint decision as referred to in the first subparagraph.".
The resolution actions or insolvency measures for the purposes of point(b) of Article 91(1) may include the implementation of a group resolution scheme drawn up in accordance with Article 91(6) in any of the following circumstances.
Whether third-country authorities have the resolution tools necessary to support resolution actions by Union resolution authorities, and the scope for coordinated action between Union and third-country authorities;
(78)'third country resolution proceeding' means an action under the law of a third country to manage the failure ofa third country institution that is comparable, in terms of results, to resolution actions under this Directive;
Identify how the group resolution actions could be financed and, where the financing arrangement would be required, set out principles for sharing responsibility for that financing between sources of funding in different Member States.
(75)In addition to ensuring payout of depositors or the continuous access to covered deposits,Member States should retain the discretion to decide whether deposit guarantee schemes could also be used as arrangements for the financing of other resolution actions.
(a1) where a group comprises more than one resolution group,set out resolution actions planned in relation to the resolution entities of each resolution group and the implications of those actions on.
Third-country resolution proceedings' means an action under the law of a third country to manage the failure of a third-country institution ora third-country parent undertaking that is comparable, in terms of objectives and anticipated results, to resolution actions under this Directive;
The proposal provides Union authorities with the necessary powers to support foreign resolution actions of a failed foreign bank by giving effect to transfers of its assets and liabilities that are located in or governed by the law of their jurisdiction.
This should be ensured by the possibility for the resolution authorities of the Member State in which a subsidiary is established to object to the decisions of the group resolution authority,not only on appropriateness of resolution actions and measures but also on ground of the need to protect financial stability in that Member State.
(b) outline the resolution actions that should be taken by the relevant resolution authorities in relation to the Union parent undertaking or particular group entities with the aim of meeting the resolution objectives and principles referred to in Articles 31 and 34;
Member States shall ensure that each resolution authority has the expertise, resources andoperational capacity to apply resolution actions, and is able to exercise their powers with the speed and flexibility that are necessary to achieve the resolution objectives.
(a) set out the resolution actions foreseen to be taken in relation to a resolution entity in the scenarios provided for in paragraph 6 and the implications of such actions in respect of other group entities, the parent undertaking and subsidiary institutions referred to in paragraph 1;