Examples of using Adverse developments in English and their translations into Slovenian
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We have so far not seen any adverse developments.
A number of adverse developments have, among other factors, put the social dimension in jeopardy.
What is the problem and how to avoid adverse developments?
Adverse developments in institutions or in other entities of a group, which could seriously affect the institutions;
This includes building the supervisory capacity to identify and react to adverse developments at an early stage.
A number of adverse developments have, among other factors, put the social dimension in jeopardy give rise to concern.
Equally important for operationally efficient crisis management is the identification andassessment of the impact of adverse developments on equity.
Adverse developments in banks or in other entities of a group, which could seriously affect the banks/investment firms from the group;
The vulnerability of the euro area financial institutions to adverse developments has diminished considerably on account of sustained positive results, and the outlook remains positive;
Adverse developments in credit institutions or in other entities of a group, which could seriously affect the credit institutions;
Exposures to individual issuers and changes in their credit ratings arecontinually monitored in order to ensure timely and suitable responses to potential adverse developments on the financial markets.
Due to adverse developments in the global financial markets and increased credit risk, certain debt securities were impaired.
The ECB supports the clarification of the existing coordination and information sharing obligations between financial stability authorities in an emergency situation,including adverse developments in financial markets.
(g) adverse developments in regulated entities or in other entities of the financial conglomerate which could seriously affect the regulated entities;
Profit was also lower because of a more modest investment result,partly reflecting the adverse developments in financial markets related to the early effects of Covid-19 and partly expenses for subordinated debt.
(c) any adverse developments in investment firms or in other entities of an investment firm group, which could seriously affect those investment firms;
This is why I believe that we need to be brave enough to acknowledge the positive results achieved byour Neighbourhood Policy, as in the case of Georgia and Moldova, but also the adverse developments, as has happened, unfortunately, with Belarus or Ukraine.
Recent adverse developments-- such as the weakening in world trade, the fall in confidence and the tightening of financing conditions-- are expected to reverse only gradually over the horizon.
On the contrary, it must be perceived as forming part of a series of rules designed to endow the competent national authorities andESMA with powers of intervention to cope with adverse developments which threaten financial stability within the EU and market confidence.
Some hedge funds, especially those with directional strategies( i.e. based on expectations of the direction of market changes), endured financial losses, mainly as a consequence of turbulence in financial markets during May andJune 2006 and adverse developments in the natural gas market in August and September.
On 17 November 2011 the Governing Council authorised the publication of the“Financial Stability Review- December 2011”, which provides a comprehensive assessment of the capacity of theeuro area financial system to withstand adverse developments and examines the main sources of risk to and vulnerabilities of financial system stability.
Planning and coordination of supervisory activities in cooperation with the competent authorities involved, and if necessary with central banks, in preparation of and during emergency situations,including adverse developments in credit institutions or in financial markets.
To avoid the risk of exceeding the deficit reference value in the near future, it is essential to continue progressing towards sound public finances after havingreduced the deficit to below 3% of GDP. Otherwise, adverse developments might cause the deficit to quickly exceed that value again.
They relate mainly to the potential for a stronger impact on the real economy of the turmoil in financial markets, as well as to concerns about the emergence and intensification of protectionist pressures andto possible adverse developments in the world economy stemming from a disorderly correction of global imbalances.
On the other hand, concerns relate mainly to the potential for a stronger impact on the real economy of the turmoil in financial markets,as well as to the emergence and intensification of protectionist pressures and to possible adverse developments in the world economy stemming from a disorderly correction of global imbalances.
On the other hand, concerns remain relating to the following potential factors: a stronger impact on the real economy from the turmoil in financial markets, more unfavourable developments in labour markets, the intensification of protectionist pressures and,finally, adverse developments in the world economy stemming from a disorderly correction of global imbalances.
(c) planning and coordination of supervisory activities in cooperation with the competent authorities involved, and if necessary with the ESCB central banks, in preparation for and during emergency situations,including adverse developments in institutions or in financial markets using, where possible, existing channels of communication for facilitating crisis management.
Where an adverse development or event creates a threat to financial stability or market confidence that extends beyond one Member State or has other cross border implications, it is essential that there is close consultation and co-operation between competent authorities.