Examples of using Supervised group in English and their translations into Slovak
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Those that do not belong to a supervised group within participating Member States.
Must a supervised group exclude the assets of subsidiaries established in non-participating countries and countries outside the EU?
The interconnectedness of the supervised entity or supervised group with the economy of the Union or a participating Member State;
However, if the burden of calculation is greater than the expected reduction in annual supervisory fees,it is more efficient for the supervised group to include such assets.
The substitutability of the supervised entity or supervised group as both a market participant and client service provider;
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A joint supervisory team shall be established for the supervision of each significant supervised entity orsignificant supervised group in participating Member States.
The significance of the supervised entity or supervised group for specific economic sectors in the Union or a participating Member State;
Permission is granted to send a post to your page, tell your friends,or post it on supervised group or send a message to a friend.
Whether or not a supervised entity or a supervised group is significant on the basis of the size criterion shall be determined by reference to the total value of its assets.
In respect of a less significant supervised entity or less significant supervised group, a general instruction or a guideline.
A supervised entity or a supervised group shall be classified as significant if the total value of its assets exceeds EUR 30 billion(hereinafter the‘size threshold').
The interconnectedness of the less significant supervised entity or less significant supervised group with other credit institutions;
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.
The ECB may request an NCA to provide a report setting out the supervisory history and risk profile of a less significant supervised entity orless significant supervised group.
If the supervised group at its highest level of consolidation within the participating Member States fulfils the size criterion, the economic importance criterion, or the cross- border activities criterion;
For the purposes of the SSM,such a less significant supervised entity or less significant supervised group shall be classified as significant.
If the supervised entity is part of a supervised group, the total value of its assets shall be determined on thebasis of the year-end prudential consolidated reporting for the supervised group in accordance with applicable law.
If your bank was a stand-alone,less significant institution prior to the acquisition by a significant supervised group, there could be an impact on your supervisory fee.
The NCA's request shall be accompanied by a report indicating the supervisory history and risk profile of the relevant less significant supervised entity orless significant supervised group.
For the purpose of determining significance on the basis of the size criterion, the supervised group of consolidated undertakings shall include subsidiaries and branches in non-participating Member States and third countries.
A supervised group may be considered significant by the ECB on the basis of its cross-border activities only when the parent undertaking of a supervised group has established subsidiaries, which are themselves credit institutions, in more than one other participating Member State.
For the purpose of determining significance on the basis of the size criterion, the supervised group of consolidated undertakings shall consist of the undertakings which have to be consolidated for prudential purposes in accordance with Union law.
For the calculation of the annual supervisory feespayable in 2015 in respect of each supervised entity and each supervised group, the fee debtors submitted by 1 July 2015 the information on the fee factors with a reference date of 31 December 2014 to NCAs.
A supervised entity established in a participating Member State or a supervised group whose parent undertaking is established in a participating Member State shall be classified as significant on the basis of its importance for the economy of the relevant participating Member State if.
When the ECB determinesthat direct supervision by the ECB of a supervised entity or a supervised group will end, the ECB shall issue an ECB decision to each supervised entity concerned specifying the date and reasons why the direct supervision will end.
For entities that are members of a significant supervised group, the ECB shall notify the ECB decision to the supervised entity at the highest level of consolidation within the participating Member States and shall ensure that all supervised entities within the significant supervised group are duly informed.
If the ECB decides that direct supervision by the ECB of the less significant supervised entity orless significant supervised group is necessary in order to ensure the consistent application of high supervisory standards, it shall adopt an ECB decision in accordance with Title 2.
When taking decisions on the classification of a supervised entity or a supervised group as significant under this Title, and unless otherwise provided, the ECB shall apply the procedural rules of Title 2 of Part III of this Regulation.
A significant supervised entity and, in the case of a significant supervised group, the supervised entity at the highest level of consolidation within the participating Member States shall inform the ECB of any change as referred to in paragraph 1.
A less significant supervised entity, and,in the case of a less significant supervised group, the less significant supervised entity at the highest level of consolidation within the participating Member States shall inform the relevant NCA of any change as referred to in paragraph 1.
