Examples of using Supervised groups in English and their translations into Slovak
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At what level of consolidation should supervised groups report the fee factors?
Decisions in respect of significant supervised entities and significant supervised groups.
The three most significant credit institutions or supervised groups shall be determined by the NCAs on the basis of the criteria laid down in Articles 50 to 55.
Supervision of less significant supervised entities and less significant supervised groups.
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.
Supervised groups operating in one or more participating countries must submit only one return, using the highest level of consolidation across those participating countries.
An NCA in close cooperation shall ensure that the procedures laid down in Part IV canbe applied in respect of supervised entities and supervised groups established in its Member State.
This Regulation shall not affect the accounting standards applied by supervised groups and entities in their consolidated accounts, nor change the accounting standards applied for supervisory reporting.
A credit institution or a supervised group shall be classified as significant if it isone of the three most significant credit institutions or supervised groups in a participating Member State.
The Regulation doesnot affect the accounting standards applied by supervised groups and entities in their consolidated or annual accounts, nor does it change the accounting standards applied to supervisory reporting.
The provisions of Part X on administrative penalties shall applymutatis mutandis in respect of supervised entities and supervised groups in participating Member States in close cooperation.
For the purposes of identifying the three most significant credit institutions or supervised groups in a participating Member State, the ECB and the relevant NCA shall take into account the size of the supervised entity and supervised group respectively, as determined in accordance with Articles 50 to 55.
The provisions of Part XI which relate to cooperation with regard to Articles 10 to 13 of the SSM Regulation shall applymutatis mutandis in respect of supervised entities and supervised groups in participating Member States in close cooperation.
Second, it was clarified that all significant supervised entities and supervised groups directly supervised by the ECB shall qualify as SHS reporting banking groups within the scope of Regulation ECB/2018/7.
The provisions of Part VIII on cooperation between the ECB, NCAs and NDAs with regard to macro-prudential tasks andtools shall apply mutatis mutandis in respect of supervised entities and supervised groups in participating Member States in close cooperation.
Parts II and VI shall apply mutatis mutandis to significant supervised entities andsignificant supervised groups established in a participating Member State in close cooperation in accordance with the provisions of this Article.
Without prejudice to the powers of NCAs in respect of tasks not conferred on the ECB pursuant to the SSM Regulation, an NCA in close cooperation shall adopt decisions in respect of significant supervised entities andsignificant supervised groups in its Member State only on the ECB's instructions.
Part VII shall apply mutatis mutandis to less significant supervised entities andless significant supervised groups in participating Member States in close cooperation in accordance with the following provisions.
For the annual assessment of significance, the ECB reviews all supervised groups that have not been subject to an ad hoc decision on significance since the previous general assessment in order to establish:(i) whether entities currently classified as significant still fulfil the respective criteria; and(ii) whether entities currently classified as less significant now meet the criteria.
The provisions of Part V on common procedures shall applymutatis mutandis in respect of supervised entities and supervised groups in the participating Member States in close cooperation, subject to the provisions of this Article.
For each of the three most significant credit institutions or supervised groups in the participating Member States, the relevant NCA shall provide the ECB with a report setting out the supervisory history and risk profile in each case, unless the credit institution or supervised group is already classified as significant.
(25)“NCA[National Competent Authority] supervisory procedure” means any NCA activity directed towards preparing the issue of a supervisory decision by the NCA,which is addressed to one or more supervised entities or supervised groups or one or more other persons, including the imposition of administrative penalties.
The provisions of Part IV on the determination of the status of supervised entities or supervised groups as significant or less significant shall applymutatis mutandis in respect of supervised entities and supervised groups in participating Member States in close cooperation in accordance with the provisions of this Article.
ECB supervisory decision' means a legal act adopted by the ECB in the exercise of the tasks and powers conferred on it by the SSM Regulation, which takes the form of an ECB decision,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;
The Recommendation, which is available on the ECB's banking supervision website, is addressed to significant supervised entities and significant supervised groups, as well as to the national competent authorities and designated authorities which are expected to apply it to less significant supervised entities andless significant supervised groups as deemed appropriate.
For the purposes of ensuring the consistency of supervisory outcomes within the SSM, the ECB may issue general instructions and guidelines and make requests to an NCA in close cooperation requiring it to adopt a supervisory decision in respect of less significant supervised entities orless significant supervised groups established in the participating Member State in close cooperation.
At the request of the ECB, the NCAs shall inform theECB of the three most significant credit institutions or supervised groups established in their respective participating Member States by 1 October of the calendar year in question.
If, on 1 October of a given year,one or more of the three most significant credit institutions or supervised groups in a participating Member State are not classified as significant supervised entities, the ECB shall adopt a decision in accordance with Title 2 in respect of any of the three most significant credit institutions or supervised groups which are not classified as significant.
NCAs shall submit to the ECB an annual report on less significant supervised entities,less significant supervised groups or categories of less significant supervised entities in accordance with the ECB's requirements.
Those that do not belong to a supervised group within participating Member States.