Examples of using To cross-border payments in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Regulation applies to cross-border payments up to EUR 50 000.
I believe that we can look back on the way in which this Parliament worked to eliminate obstacles to cross-border payments last year.
It shall apply to cross-border payments in euro up to EUR 50 000 within the Community.
It must be clearly stated that such additional charges, if applied to cross-border payments, would constitute a breach of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall apply to cross-border payments up to the amount of EUR 50 000 which are denominated in euro or in the currencies of the Member States referred to in Article 11.
This initiative tries to solve some of the problems linked to cross-border payments that fall outside its scope.
As the Regulation also applies to cross-border payments in euro from or to Member States which are not part of the euro-zone, Article 4 also contains obligations to give information concerning the charges in connection with currency exchange.
Therefore, legislation should be limited to removing barriers to cross-border payments, so as to achieve a common efficiency level.
Some bankers wished to limit the project to cross-border payments in order to avoid having to change national payment systems into a pan-European system.
The Community action will guarantee a full harmonisation of the provisionsacross the Member States, in particular removing the remaining impediments to cross-border payments at the Member States level, such as BoP reporting obligations.
It follows from the abovementioned provisions that the proposed regulation would apply to cross-border payments up to EUR 50 000 made by the ECB or NCBs when they are acting outside the scope of their capacity as monetary authorities and when such transactions are not made for their own account.
REGRETS that almost two years after the successful technical launch of the SCT, the percentage of credit transfers in the euro area processed using the new SCT format remains very low andis mostly limited to cross-border payments, and CONSIDERS it crucial to accelerate the take up of SCT, especially for national euro payments traffic;
I should also like to point out that another cross-border issue,the removal of obstacles to cross-border payments, was tackled very successfully at the time and also involved a complex number of organisations, rules and interests, thus demonstrating that it is possible to remove obstacles that appear virtually insuperable.
Some present Community acts on payments apply only to cross-border payments others to all payments. .
The need to ensure safe chemicals are used in European products; opening up the market for services;lowering barriers to cross-border payments; improving consumer rights; reinforcing air transport safety, promoting food safety and quality, protecting the countryside and the environment, agreeing on an integrated climate and energy policy; cross-border police cooperation; reducing the cost of mobile calls made abroad: all these issues have been subject to European decision-making accompanied by often heated debate.
Community legislation on payments services,mostly applicable to cross-border payments, also needs to be reviewed and consolidated.
Therefore, transposition of this domestic practice to cross-border payments between countries with a different practice is not straightforward.
Other Member States may apply the regulation to cross-border payments and credit transactions in their own currencies.
Another possibility could be to extend the scope of the Regulation to cross-border payments between 12.500 euro and 50.000 euro between 01.07.2003 and 01.01.2006.
In addition, the common position covers Community currenciesother than the euro, laying down that the Regulation would also apply to cross-border payments transacted in the currency of another Member State when the latter notifies the Commission of its decision to extend the Regulation's application to its currency.
In order to allow Member States which do not have the euro as currency to extend the application of this Regulation to cross-border payments made in their national currency, a notification procedure should be set. It should however be ensured that countries having already complied with this procedure do not have to introduce a new notification.
Information to participants All NCBs shall inform participants in their RTGS systems that a positive acknowledgement issued by a serviceproviding NCB in relation to cross-border payments to participants in a connected NCB 's RTGS system certifies the crediting of the connected NCB 's account with the service-providing NCB but does not certify the crediting of a receiving participant 's account with the connected NCB.