Examples of using Complexity of their activities in English and their translations into Slovak
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Significant" CIIF are defined in terms of their size, internal organisation and the nature,the scope and the complexity of their activities.
Credit institutions that are significant in terms of their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities shall establish a board remuneration committee to oversee their compensation policies and practices.
(9b) The supervisory review and evaluation should take into account the size, the structure and the internal organisation of institutions and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
Credit institutions that are significant in terms of their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities shall establish a nomination committee composedof members of the management body who do not perform any executive function.
Firms have flexibility as to how the principles are applied in a way that is appropriate to their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
An obligation of market operators which are significant in terms of their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities to establish a nomination committee composed of membersof the management body who do not perform any executive function in the market operator concerned.
Member States shall ensure that investment firms establish and apply the principles referred to in paragraph 1 in a manner that is appropriate to their size and internal organisation and to the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
Member States shall require, appropriately to their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities, institutions, as part of their risk-management system, to carry out their own risk assessment and to produce a risk evaluation for pensions in order to document that assessment.
The Commission believes that the text permits the necessary flexibility by requiring firms to comply with the principles in a way that is appropriate to their size, internal organisation and nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
Member States shall ensure that market operators which are significant in terms of their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities establish a nomination committee composed of membersof the management body who do not perform any executive function in the market operator concerned.
The proposal allows firms the flexibility to comply with the new obligation and high level principles in a way that is appropriate to their size and internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
An obligation of market operators which are significant in terms of their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities to establish a nomination committee composed of membersof the management body who do not perform any executive function in the market operator concerned.
It holds that"the provisions of this Directive on remuneration should reflect differences between different types of institutions in a proportionate manner, taking into account their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
CIFs which are significant in terms of their size, internal organization and the nature,the scope and the complexity of their activities, must establish a remuneration committee.
Those guidelines shall take into account the principles on sound remuneration policies set out in Commission Recommendation 2009/384/EC(18), the size of the management company and the size of the UCITS that they manage, their internal organisation, and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
Credit institutions that are significant in terms of their size, internal organisation and the nature,the scope and the complexity of their activities shall establish a remuneration committee.
Member States shall require institutions to have a sound remuneration policy for those persons who effectively run the institution in a manner that is appropriate to their size and internal organisation, as well as to the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
Management companies which are significant in terms of their size or of the size of the UCITS that they manage, their internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities, must establish a remuneration committee.
(3) Provided that management companies of UCITS and investment companies apply all the principles governing remuneration policies, they should be able to apply those policies in different ways according to their size, the size of the UCITS that they manage, their internal organisation, and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
Management companies which are significant in terms of their size or of the size of the UCITS that they manage, their internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities, must establish a remuneration committee.
When establishing and applying the remuneration policies referred to in Article 14a, management companies shall comply with the following principles in a way and to the extent that is appropriate to their size, internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.
The guidelines shall take into account the principles on sound remuneration policies set out in Recommendation 2009/384/EC, the size of the AIFMs and the size of AIFs they manage, their internal organisation and the nature,the scope and the complexity of their activities.
Those guidelines shall take into account the principles on sound remuneration policies set out in Commission Recommendation 2009/384/EC(**), the size of the management company and the size of UCITS they manage, their internal organisation and the nature,the scope and the complexity of their activities.
The principles governing remuneration policies should recognise that UCITS management companies are able to apply those policies in different ways according to their size and the size of the UCITS they manage, their internal organisation and the nature,scope and complexity of their activities.