Examples of using Cross-border consolidation in English and their translations into Swedish
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Barriers to cross-border consolidation.
Cross-border consolidation in financial services.
Eliminating of unjustified barriers to cross-border consolidation.
Cross-border consolidation is the result of business decisions made by market participants.
It might, if anything, be said that there is too little cross-border consolidation.
Cross-border consolidation of losses- the subject of this report- is a step towards such a working home market.
Some Member States however will profit at the expense of others from cross-border consolidation.
Cross-border consolidation, seen by many as a pre-requisite for a more economically sustainable airline industry, is severely restricted.
The proposal wants to prevent any risk of prudential authorisations being used to obstruct cross-border consolidation.
NOTE the Commission study into the obstacles to cross-border consolidation in the financial services sector
differences in the framework for corporate governance also tend to discourage cross-border consolidation.
I am firmly persuaded that this will amount to a further step closer to more cross-border consolidations and hence to an increasing integrated internal market.
The report backs the European financial-services industry in its efforts to remove the real obstacles to cross-border consolidation.
Cross-border consolidation among banks has accelerated,
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs in January, the real debate cannot be on more or less cross-border consolidation.
Together with the extension of the scope of their activities, there have been recent instances of cross-border consolidation of Securities Clearing
The work that followed up to the Company Tax Study identified that the best results in tackling those obstacles would be achieved if a common framework regulated the computation of the corporate tax base and cross-border consolidation.
The proposal encourages and simplifies cross-border consolidation, and is thus opposed to the perceived attitude of the supervisory authorities in certain countries, which are suspected of having blocked cross-border mergers on alleged national interest grounds.
Like Mr Muscat, I am conscious that cross-border consolidation in the finance industry increasingly results in VAT revenue accruing to the Member State where the service is created,
The merger rules can also help to facilitate consolidation and cross-border mergers in sectors where national barriers persist.
Even among its supporters cross-border tax consolidation is perceived by some as a step too far to contemplate at present.
I believe it would be prudent not to encourage any more consolidation or cross-border merger activity for the present, until such time as the European Union has a single fiscal authority to take the potentially large financial responsibility when things go wrong.