Primjeri korištenja Buffer rate na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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The systemic risk buffer rate; b.
The buffer rate for O-SIIs has a legislative cap of 2.
Recognition of a systemic risk buffer rate.
(f) the systemic risk buffer rate that the Member State wishes to require.
The reasons why the dimension of the systemic or macroprudential risks threatens the stability of the financial system at national level justifying the systemic risk buffer rate;(c).
Where the buffer rate is decreased, the indicative period during which no increase in the buffer rate is expected, together with a justification for that period;
The competent authority or the designated authority may from 1 January 2015 set orreset a systemic risk buffer rate that applies to exposures located in that Member State and may also apply to exposures in third countries of up to 5% and follow the procedures set out in paragraph 11.
That buffer rate should take into account the growth of credit levels and changes to the ratio of credit to GDP in that Member State, and any other variables relevant to the risks to financial stability.
In June 2016, at the request of the central bank of Estonia(Eesti Pank)for reciprocation of the adopted systemic risk buffer rate, the General Board of the ESRB decided to include the Estonian measure in the list of macroprudential policy measures recommended to be reciprocated Â(ESRB/2016/4)  under Recommendation ESRB/2015/2.
As the systemic risk buffer rate is still the higher of the two capital buffer rates, O-SIIs have remained subject only to the application of the systemic risk buffer rate.c.
Of the total exposure to risk or the buffer rate for the parent G-SII/O-SII applied to the group of which the credit institution is a member on a consolidated basis.
(b) the ESRB considers that a countercyclical buffer rate which has been set and published by the relevant third-country authority for a third country is not sufficient to protect Union institutions appropriately from the risks of excessive credit growth in that country, or a designated authority notifies the ESRB that it considers that buffer rate to be insufficient for that purpose.
This should serve as a common starting point for decisions on buffer rates by the relevant national authorities, but should not give rise to an automatic buffer setting or bind the designated authority.
The CNB determines the level of the systemic risk buffer rate depending on the nature, scope and complexity of activities of a credit institution, as well on the basis of the analyses of the structural elements of financial stability and a comprehensive assesment of risks for the economy as regularly carried out by the CNB.
When exercising the power under the first sub-paragraph,a designated authority shall not set a countercyclical buffer rate below the level set by the relevant third country authority unless that buffer rate exceeds 2.5%, expressed, as a percentage of the total risk exposure amount referred to in Article 87(3) of Regulation[inserted by OP] of institutions that have credit exposures in that third country.
Other Member States may recognise the systemic risk buffer rate set according to Article 133 and may apply that buffer rate to domestically authorised institutions for the exposures located in the Member State setting that buffer rate.
Member States should be able to recognise the systemic risk buffer rate set by another Member State and apply that buffer rate to domestically authorised institutions for the exposures located in the Member State setting the buffer rate.
Other Member States may recognise the systemic risk buffer rate set in accordance with Article 133 and may apply that buffer rate to domestically authorised institutions for the exposures located in the Member State that sets that buffer rate.
When exercising the powerunder the first subparagraph, a designated authority shall not set a countercyclical buffer rate below the level set by the relevant third-country authority unless that buffer rate exceeds 2,5%, expressed as a percentage of the total risk exposure amount calculated in accordance with Article 92(3) of Regulation(EU) No 575/2013 of institutions that have credit exposures in that third country.