Examples of using Supervised entities in English and their translations into Romanian
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Types of supervised entities.
Supervision of less significant supervised entities.
Full list of supervised entities(cut-off date for changes: 1 July 2019).
Reporting in respect of less significant supervised entities.
Supervision of less significant supervised entities and less significant supervised groups.
Language regime between the ECB and legal or natural persons,including supervised entities.
Previous lists of supervised entities.
Ensure better alignment of incentives for the supervisory authorities to cope with the pan European activity of supervised entities.
It is signed on behalf of all supervised entities of the group.
In the case of a group of supervised entities, members of the group have to nominate one entity to act as the fee debtor on behalf of the whole group.
Unless specifically otherwise provided for,all information reported by supervised entities shall be submitted to the NCAs.
The definition of procedures, including time limits,concerning the relation between the ECB and the NCAs regarding the supervision of less significant supervised entities.
Relate to the removal of members of the management boards of the less significant supervised entities and the appointment of special managers; or(b).
If one of the supervised entities forming part of the supervised group is one of the three most significant credit institutions in a participating Member State.
NCAs shall have the tasks and powers with regard to less significant supervised entities as laid down in relevant Union law on reporting to competent authorities.
Subject to paragraph 1, draft supervisory decisions shall be sent to the ECB prior to being addressed to less significant supervised entities if such decisions.
Submit draft decisions to the ECB in respect of significant supervised entities established in its participating Member State, in accordance with Article 91;(b).
Each of the supervised entities forming part of a supervised group shall be deemed to be a significant supervised entity in any of the following circumstances.
This shall however be without prejudice to the NCAs' competence to supervise less significant supervised entities directly pursuant to Article 6(6) of the SSM Regulation.
(b) less significant supervised entities where therelevant ECB regulations or decisions impose obligations on less significant supervised entities vis-à-vis the ECB.
On 3 August 2017 the Governing Council adopted Decision ECB/2017/23 amending Decision ECB/2014/29 on the provision of supervisory data reported to the national competent authorities by the supervised entities.
The NCAs of the participating Member States where the significant supervised entities are established shall be entitled to participate in the college of supervisors as observers.
If the supervised entities in participating Member States are all less significant supervised entities, the NCAs shall participate in the college of supervisors as members;(c).
Those national authorities remain best placed to examine how the supervised entities use credit ratings in their day-to-day activity and to take appropriate action, where necessary.
Branches opened in different participating Member States by a credit institution which is established in a non-participating Member State shall be treated individually as separate supervised entities for the purposes of this Regulation.
Significant supervised entities shall be directly supervised by the ECB unless particular circumstances justify supervision by the relevant NCA in accordance with Title 9 of this Part.
The removal of members of the management boards of the less significant supervised entities and the appointment of special managers to take over the management of the less significant supervised entities; and(b).
If the supervised entities in participating Member States are both less significant supervised entities and significant supervised entities, the ECB and the NCAs shall participate in the college of supervisors as members.
Part VII shall apply mutatis mutandis to less significant supervised entities and less significant supervised groups in participating Member States in close cooperation in accordance with the following provisions.
If the supervised entities in participating Member States are all significant supervised entities, the ECB shall participate in the college of supervisors as a member, while the NCAs shall be entitled to participate in the same college as observers;