Exemplos de uso de Solvency levels em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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ViiThe stability of solvency levels.
However, their solvency levels remained strong and comfortably exceeded regulatory requirements.
Large banks succeeded in maintaining, and even improving, profitability and solvency levels in the first half of 2003.
Our results showed that brazilian insurers with better solvency levels exhibits higher levels of reinsurance in its operations, which indicates that this tool can promote an improvement.
The evolution of Portuguese banks' activity in this period is also set against the ongoing deleveraging process and the reinforcement of solvency levels.
The reinforcement of solvency levels remains a priority for Portuguese banks, which will have to comply with highly ambitious objectives, on a domestic and international level, in 2012.
Even in such an adverse scenario, the four Portuguese banks that were involved in the tests would continue to show adequate solvency levels, measured in particular by the respective Tier 1 ratios.
Solvency levels in the Portuguese banking institutions have been strengthened and now compare well with those of the main European banking institutions quoted on the stock markets.
Therefore, and in full compliance with its legal obligations, Banco de Portugal determined, on 14 February,that measures should be adopted to strengthen the group's solvency levels.
Despite having solvency levels above the regulatory minimum, the media impact of the GES situation, BES's rating downgrade and the performance of the CDS spread have put BES's shares under great pressure and high volatility.
A capital increase to be made by BES, instructing its board to submit a capitalisation plan, so as toensure that in the short run its capital is increased to adequate solvency levels;
In the current context it is also important to closely monitor the consequences resulting from the sudden decline in the solvency levels of Banco Espírito Santo which, in turn, resulted in the application of a resolution measure to this bank.
A capital increase to be made by Banco Espírito Santo, S.A., instructing its board to submit a capitalisation plan, so as toensure that in the short run its capital is increased to adequate solvency levels;
The Special Inspections Programme(SIP), launched in 2011,which aimed at validating the key components for calculating institutions' solvency levels by analysing three aspects(review of impairment, RWA calculation and stress test methodology);
Portuguese banks made major efforts to reinforce their solvency levels in 2011, to ensure compliance with the minimum Core Tier 1 ratio of 9 per cent, defined by the Economic and Financial Assistance Programme for the end of the year.
The current lack of supervision posesan extremely serious problem, and the inability of credit rating agencies to act in the general interest and publish the real solvency levels of the main players in the global financial markets can no longer be tolerated.
In order to verify banks' solvency levels, regulatory bodies use the Basel ratio, which is an indicator that verifies whether banks capital Reference Equity is sufficient to cope with the risks that are inherent to their operations, which are shown in the form of Required Reference Equity RRE.
Before the decision to apply this resolution measure, Banco de Portugal asked the management board of Banco Espírito Santo,S.A. to present a capitalisation plan bringing its own funds up to adequate solvency levels in the short-term through private financing.
First and despite the impact of the extremely adverse scenario on the profitability and solvency levels of the institutions subject to the tests, the four Portuguese banking groups met a Tier 1 target capital ratio of more than 6%, both in 2010 and 2011 for the purposes of the exercise, this figure was considered the benchmark ratio that ensures financial soundness.
This information follows the expression of interest by the Fosun Group to acquire 16.7% of the share capital of BCP. This would be achieved through areserved capital increase in the amount of 236 million euros, which would help improve the bank's solvency levels.
These determinations and recommendations have made a decisive contribution to the resilience of the Portuguese banking system,by promoting the reinforcement of the banking institutions' solvency levels: recommendation of a Tier 1 ratio of more than 8 per cent as of 30 September 2009, determination for a Core Tier 1 ratio of more than 9 per cent as of 31 December 2011, and determination for a Core Tier 1 ratio of more than 10 per cent as of 31 December 2012;
In effect, there was a false impression that, within the framework of the Economic and Monetary Union, the capacity of banks to absorb resources, and therefore their access to the capital market,would only depend on the respective solvency levels, reputation and risk-management ability.
As is well known, under the Financial Assistance Programme the largest Portuguese banking groups are subject tostrengthened quarterly assessment procedures, specifically regarding compliance with the solvency levels set by Banco de Portugal and the ongoing deleveraging processes.
Banco de Portugal deems it necessary to ensure that Portugal's banking institutions continue their efforts to adapt their balance sheet structures, their business and internal governance models and necessarily their risk management processes,while ensuring adequate solvency levels that incorporate all the relevant risks to which they are or may be exposed.
What happened was the burn-off of accumulated"fat," without this representing a threat to the Plan's solvency level.
The first states that at 31 December 1994 the ECSC s solvency level continued to be satisfactory.
National supervision is constantly developing andimproving, whilst at European level the Solvency II project will provide a more coordinated and risk-based system.
They are also used to determine the levels of solvency and profitability.