Примери за използване на Troubled banks на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Resolution of troubled banks.
This means completing only the second pillar of the banking union- the mechanism for resolution of troubled banks.
Problem was, the troubled banks in several countries were not up to lending.
Poland vows liquidity for troubled banks.
Italy is considering merging troubled banks Monte dei Paschi and Banca Carige with healthier rivals such as UBI Banca as it scrambles to avert a new banking crisis, sources familiar with the matter said.
Next Poland vows liquidity for troubled banks.
Athens and its lenders are still at odds over an effective mechanism for Greece's troubled banks- which will be receiving bailout aid- to address non-performing loans affecting businesses, but also thousands of mortgage holders.
Who should take the decision for resolution of troubled banks?
The central bank and other regulators have said they are forcing troubled banks to increase capital, cut bad loans, limit dividends and replace management.
That funding was used to helped bail out troubled banks.
It also come amid a bitter wrangle among European countries over how to deal with troubled banks, roughly a decade after a financial crash that required the ECB to print billions of euros to prevent a prolonged economic slump.
Even if the future common resolution fund was not complete,there are options to finance the recapitalisation of troubled banks.
Finally, it wants the euro zone authorities to be prepared to inject capital directly into troubled banks and to accompany that with stronger European-wide supervision of lenders.
Since the 2007-09 financial crisis, the European Union has adopted rules that make state aid a last resort when it comes to helping troubled banks.
The resolution mechanism is a supplement to the supervision mechanism to ensure that the troubled banks will be restructured and closed quickly without creating problems for the banking system.
The European Central Bank also insists Dublin to use financial assistance from the EFSF,rather than relying on the ECB to pour unlimited liquidity into troubled banks.
That is why, in the intergovernmental treaty is the most essential part of the banking union in general- the resolution fund- which will finance the resolution of troubled banks to avoid the use of public funds as was the case in Ireland, will be the case in Slovenia, as there were single rescue operations in Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, UK, etc.
It would monitor the execution at national level by the national resolution authorities and, should a national resolution authority not comply with its decision,it could directly address executive orders to the troubled banks.
Is it a coincidence that precisely this same auditing company,except being the auditor of the two troubled banks, is also the auditor of their regulator BNB?
It would monitor the execution at national level by the national resolution authorities and, should a national resolution authority not comply with its decision,it could directly address executive orders to the troubled banks.
Given the crisis developments however, it is obvious that if the countries fail to agree on a strong common regulation and supervision of the financial sector,as well as clear rules for dealing with troubled banks, the crisis will continue to spill over from the states to banks and vice versa.
Dublin was very disappointed with the developments in 2012 when in June the strategic decision was taken for the establishment of a banking union,the foundations of which was to be laid by allowing the permanent rescue fund of the euro area to directly recapitalise troubled banks in the eurozone.
My personal experience, gained in recent years,proves the truth of the thesis that the Russian banking system should be radically rehabilitated and cleaned of troubled banks headed by people with doubtful reputation.”.
What Ireland needs the most is the supervisory mechanism for the banks to be approved as fast as possible, which happened at the Dublin meeting, so thatwork can begin on ensuring the necessary tools for the eurozone permanent bailout fund to be able to lend money for direct recapitalisation of troubled banks.
The IMF board also welcomed plans to take steps towards strengthening crisis response mechanisms andto adopt legislation that will allow them to intervene in troubled banks without being subject to court challenge.
Dublin was very disappointed with the developments in 2012 when in June the strategic decision was taken for the establishment of a banking union,the foundations of which was to be laid by allowing the permanent rescue fund of the euro area to directly recapitalise troubled banks in the eurozone.
In a letter written in 2014, he said:“My personal experience, gained in recent years,proves the truth of the thesis that the Russian banking system should be radically rehabilitated and cleaned of troubled banks headed by people with doubtful reputations.”.
The board of a troubled bank is given a limited amount of time(e.g., 60 days) to comply with the demands of its regulator.
But if it invests some BGN30-40MN in a troubled bank in order to stabilize it and sells it after that the fund will not lose and might even turn a profit.
If a national body does not respect the board's decision then the it will be circumvented andthe decision will be imposed directly on the troubled bank.