Exemplos de uso de Migration to SEPA em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The deadline for migration to SEPA is 1 February 2014.
We should have established a legally binding time limit for the migration to SEPA instruments.
Since the adoption of this report, migration to SEPA has progressed very slowly, much too slowly.
The first question asks how the Commission intends to promote and foster migration to SEPA instruments.
The seminars' goal is to encourage the migration to SEPA, due to be completed by 1 February 2014.
These reputational risks should not be underestimated,as public confidence in using new products will be decisive for a successful migration to SEPA.
The goal is to achieve a gradual marketdriven migration to SEPA, so that by end-2010, a critical mass of transactions has migrated.
RO I would like to inform you that my country, Romania,is taking some important steps with regard to the implementation of and migration to SEPA.
The goal is to achieve a gradual market-driven migration to SEPA, with a critical mass of transactions migrating by end-2010.
A full migration to SEPA is now even more important since SEPA is the foundation for the future European retail payments business.
The next step is to eliminate the misconception in some parts of the market that the migration to SEPA can be postponed indefinitely.
The Eurosystem expects migration to SEPA to be facilitated if retail customers inform themselves about the IBANs of their accounts and the corresponding BICs of their banks.
Interoperability standards should be mandatory, andshould be finalised swiftly in order to facilitate migration to SEPA.
Banco de Portugal actively follows the migration to SEPA, based on a set of national and euro area indicators, which are quantified at national level and in terms of euro area average.
That is why, today, we are approving the European Parliament resolution calling on the Commission to fix an end date for migration to SEPA products.
Migration to SEPA requires card schemes and banking communities to decide on their strategic positioning within SEPA and then elaborate their business plans.
Should adoption of the proposed directive be delayed, the introduction of SEPA-compliant schemes on 1 January 2008 and full migration to SEPA instruments by 2010 could be put at risk.
In fact, the migration to SEPA Credit Transfer will be completed by the date when the euro is adopted, while, so far, only five banks are planning to join the SEPA Direct Debit scheme in the next three years.
As a regulator, supervisor and catalyst for payment systems, Banco de Portugal ensured the efficient operation of TARGET2-PT,launched the connection to TARGET2-Securities and promoted migration to SEPA Single Euro Payments Area.
Thus, the Commission must establish a clear, adequate and legally binding time limit for the migration to SEPA instruments, no later than 31 December 2012, after which all payments in euro will have to be made in accordance with SEPA norms.
Therefore, it is worth emphasising that the measures listed in this section are not actions that the Eurosystem« expects» from every consumer,rather the Eurosystem« expects» that the migration to SEPA will be facilitated if a lot of consumers take these steps.
And c measures to stimulate migration to SEPA Credit Transfer and SEPA Direct Debit, including the setting of a realistic, but ambitious end-date for national credit transfers and direct debits.
In the EPC White Paper adopted in May 2002, 42 European banks, the Euro Banking Association( EBA) and three European( credit sector) associations subscribe to the same vision that all payments in the euro area should become domestic,declaring that a full migration to SEPA will be achieved by end of 2010.
For users, these expectations show how migration to SEPA can be actively promoted, providing guidance for implementing SEPA and, moreover, giving an impression of what the successful SEPA implementation would mean for them, as well as how they could benefit from it.
The areas which require most attention now are: a the timely launch of the SEPA Direct Debit on 1 November 2009; b the emergence of an additional European card scheme; andc measures to stimulate migration to SEPA Credit Transfer and SEPA Direct Debit, including the setting of a realistic, but ambitious end-date for national credit transfers and direct debits.
In the event of insufficient reachability, the migration to SEPA direct debits could be endangered, since customers might either choose to use other payment instruments or remain with their national direct debit schemes, thereby also endangering the formation of a critical mass of users in the new scheme.
Firstly, how does the Commission intend to promote and support migration to the SEPA payment instruments?
When we adopted this legislation,we did not decide on a clear and binding end date for migration to the SEPA instruments.
As you said, the Commission has committed itself to ensuring that migration to the SEPA instruments does not result in a more expensive payment system for the citizens of the European Union.
THE TIME FRAME OF THE SEPA PROCESS WILL BE UPHELD In the White Paper of May 2002, 42 European banks andthe European credit sector associations declared that a full migration to the SEPA would be achieved by the end of 2010.