Examples of using Eba should in English and their translations into German
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EBA should support and enhance such cooperation.
A bank recapitalisation strategy following the work of the EBA should include the following elements.
On this basis, the EBA should retain its existing powers and responsibilities.
EBA should consult closely with the other two European Supervisory Authorities.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendments proposed by the ECB(1) Explanation The ECB considers that, to ensure a level playing fieldin the area of securitisation and increase the transparency and clarity of the applicable rules, the EBA should develop draft implementing technical standards, rather than guidelines, with regard to the recognition of significant credit risk transfer, allowing a reduction in risk-weighed exposure amounts.
EBA should be entrusted with drafting implementing technical standards for submission to the Commission.
The ECB is of the view that the EBA should further assess and adequately calibrate this limit as part of its overall analysis on the definition of liquid assets.
EBA should also be entrusted with recognition of measures taken by resolution authorities in third countries.
She added that the EBA should, in future, avoid the risk that one Member State might be seen as over-represented.
EbA should be part of a more comprehensive adaptation strategy and should be integrated proactively into existing planning processes in areas such as land use.
The Commission and the EBA should ensure that those standards can be applied by all institutions concerned in a manner that is proportionate to the nature, scale and complexity of those institutions and their activities.
EBA should ensure in particular that the final decision on the resolution action to be taken considers adequately the interests of all the resolution authorities in protecting financial stability in the Union as well as in all the Member States where the group operates.
In this respect, it is proposed that the EBA should also be entrusted with the task of developing draft regulatory technical standards to specify the notion of adequate individual knowledge, skills and experience of members of the management body.
Explanation EBA should be competent to evaluate the forms of shares eligible as common equity tier 1 instruments on the basis of the information received from competent authorities and in accordance with the rules defined in the proposed regulation, in particular Article 261.
Explanation The ECB considers that the EBA should develop draft regulatory technical standards in the above areas to improve the harmonised application of the criteria for eligibility of shares as common equity tier 1 items across Member States.
Explanation EBA should be competent to evaluate the forms of shares deemed eligible as common equity tier 1 instruments on the basis of the information received from competent authorities and in accordance with the rules defined in the proposed regulation, in particular Article 26(1) of the proposed regulation.
In particular, EBA should be able to transmit to the ESRB all relevant information gathered by competent authorities in accordance with the reporting obligations set out in this Regulation.
For this reasons, EBA should have the right, after consulting the national resolution authorities, to refuse recognition of third country proceedings with regard to Union branches of third countries institutions.
In the longer term, the EBA should enhance coordination of supervision of the EU banking sector reducing the risk or incidence of future episodes of financial disruption and contribute to developing a European dimension of financial supervision to complete the EU single market for financial services.
EBA should be enabled to settle the disagreement on the basis of an assessment as to whether independent action by the Member State concerned is necessary for reasons of national financial stability, having regard to the impact of that action on financial stability in other Member States and the maximisation of the value of the group as a whole.
For that purpose, EBA should be empowered to take decisions requiring national authorities to take or to refrain from specific actions in accordance with the provisions of Regulation 1093/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 establishing a European Supervisory Authority(European Banking Authority), amending Decision No 716/2009/EC and repealing Commission Decision 2009/78/EC22.