Examples of using Supervised entities in English and their translations into Slovak
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Significant supervised entities, or.
Top management of the NBS discussed with the supervised entities.
Classifying supervised entities which are part of a group as significant.
Supervision of significant supervised entities.
Supervision of significant supervised entities in a participating Member State in close cooperation.
Supervision of less significant supervised entities.
Dialogues with supervised entities on supervisory matters with respect to the institution supervised. .
Reporting in respect of less significant supervised entities.
Supervision of less significant supervised entities and less significant supervised groups.
Requests, notifications or applications by significant supervised entities.
Decisions in respect of significant supervised entities and significant supervised groups.
The ECB shall assess all reports relating to significant supervised entities.
This will reduce the burden for supervised entities, supervisors and last not least the European taxpayers.
Assessment of the suitability of members of the management bodies of significant supervised entities.
If one of the supervised entities forming part of the supervised group fulfils the direct public financial assistance criterion;
Language regime between the ECB and legal or natural persons, including supervised entities.
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.
Hedge funds and private equity managers are authorised and supervised entities throughout Europe.
It is addressed to one or more supervised entities or supervised groups or one or more other persons and is not a legal act of general application.
Requests for documents or explanations to the entity or accused person(17% of the cases,which refer to nine supervised entities).
For this purpose,the ECB shall have the tasks and powers with regard to significant supervised entities as laid down in relevant Union law on supervisory reporting.
The definition of procedures, including time limits,concerning the relation between the ECB and the NCAs regarding the supervision of less significant supervised entities.
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.
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.
One of the assumptions underlying the efficient execution of supervision over the supervised entities is the cooperation and exchange of information with foreign supervisory bodies in the field of financial markets.
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;
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.
This rule is especially relevant when staff members are interacting with the private sector,in particular with supervised entities of the financial market or with participants in public procurement procedures.
To assess the suitability of managers of significant supervised entities, the ECB shall have the supervisory powers that competent authorities have under the relevant Union and national law.
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.