Примери коришћења State-owned banks на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Greece's State-Owned Banks to be Privatised, Along With Other Assets.
The projects are financed with not-so-cheap loans from Chinese state-owned banks.
In addition, there is a risk that some of the state-owned banks will require fiscal intervention.
In the beginning of August 2017,the Government updated already adopted Strategy for State-owned Banks.
Much of that was tied to the huge state-owned banks but in the form of investment vehicles that were off-balance sheet.
The minister of finance andnational economy is promoting a plan to privatise all state-owned banks by year's end.
Problems in public enterprises and state-owned banks which use budget funds uncontrollably must be put on the table without delay.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has placed sanctions on five Russian state-owned banks operating in Ukraine.
Russian state-owned banks control 60 percent of the country's financial industry, they serve the majority of transactions for fuel exporters.
The bonds could be used to purchase state-owned stocks, pay taxes, oras a down payment for loans disbursed by state-owned banks.
The Turkish government plans to privatise state-owned banks by November 2010, Deputy Prime Minister Nazim Ekren announced on Sunday(July 27th).
In October, parliament passed a law allowing assets andliabilities from problematic state-owned banks to be transferred to viable banks. .
The process of privatising Serbia's state-owned banks moved a step closer towards completion last week when National Bank of Greece purchased Vojvodjanska Banka.
This ended the privatisation of the largest Slovenian bank, in accordance with Slovenia's obligtaions to privatise the largest state-owned banks.
Without solving the problems in unsuccessful state-owned banks, Srbijagas, and numerous other unsuccessful state-owned companies- fiscal consolidation is impossible.
This ended the privatisation of the largest Slovenian bank, in accordance with Slovenia's obligtaions to privatise the largest state-owned banks.
As mentioned before it is(predominantly) the expenditure on two grounds:1 various forms of recapitalization of insolvent state-owned banks and 2 expenditures for the repayment of loans that were taken by public enterprises, with a state-guarantee,(mostly loss-making enterprises) and are no longer able to repay them.
Greek Minister of Finance andNational Economy Nikolaos Christodoulakis is trying to shape up the banking industry by privatising all state-owned banks by the end of the year.
Russian state-owned banks are now looking for new sources of funding due to sanctions after Sberbank, VTB, Vnesheconombank, Gazprombank and Rosselkhozbank(Russian Agriculture Bank) were cut off from long-term(over 30-day) Western financing.
As discussed,"below the line" expenditures are actually hidden losses of public enterprises andinsolvent business operations of state-owned banks from the previous year.
Also, a special attention needs to be paid to strengthening of supervision, improvement of regulatory framework in compliance with EU standards,as well as the implementation of the strategy for state-owned banks.
(3) The remaining measures of the strategy for resolution of non-performing loans should be implemented; efforts aimed at promoting the use of the Dinar should continue; the reform and privatisation of the two large state-owned banks should be finalised anda solution found for the remaining small state-owned banks.
For example, WTO law offers no watertight definition of a state-owned enterprise,so it is hard to identify and oppose subsidies from state-owned banks.
(3) The remaining measures of the strategy for resolution of non-performing loans should be implemented; efforts aimed at promoting the use of the Dinar should continue; the reform and privatisation of the two large state-owned banks should be finalised anda solution found for the remaining small state-owned banks.
The Fiscal Council emphasizes that it will not be possible to implement the fiscal consolidation and avoid the crisis unless the issues of state-owned, public enterprises and state-owned banks are not solved.
Therefore, the public, as well as the political office-holders, should get prepared for additional and painful savings measures during the whole period between 2014 and2016(along with bringing order in public enterprises and state-owned banks without delay).
The initial Government goal from October 2013- to adopt fiscal consolidation measures of 2% of GDP- was supported by the Fiscal Council conditionally(ifhuge state expenditures for Srbijagas and poorly performing state-owned banks are put to an end in 2014).
Romania's Finance Ministry officially announced the tender for privatisation of the Romanian Savings Bank, the last state-owned bank to be put up for sale.
Austria's Erste Bank, Greece's Piraeus Bank and Hungary's OTP submitted indicative bids for DSK,the last state-owned bank in Bulgaria.
The Far Eastern Economic Review also reported that it received an $8.5 million loan from a state-owned bank, though the company has denied the existence of the loan.