Examples of using Second banking directive in English and their translations into Swedish
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And the interest of the general good in the Second Banking Directive.
The question on the second banking directive and the Cassis de Dijon case is interesting.
Such a requirement is not, we feel, in conformity with the Second Banking Directive.
The second banking directive made an attempt at this
Such a requirement is not, we feel, in conformity with the Second Banking Directive for the following reasons.
the interest of the general good in the Second Banking Directive.
This harmonization has been achieved partly by the second Banking Directive and partly by other Directives. .
the interest of the general good in the Second Banking Directive.
Would it not be more logical to modify the second banking directive rather than issue an interpretative communication?
The second banking directive, in fact, states the principle that a credit institution must request authorization from the supervisory authorities of the Member State of origin.
He was concerned in particular with the provisions of Article 57(2) of the EC Treaty, the Second Banking Directive and the Rome Convention.
As is known, the abolition of Article 20 of the second banking directive was recommended by the SLIM task force for banking questions and the Commission supported the recommendation in its report to the Council.
the interest of the general good in the Second Banking Directive 89/646/EEC.
The second banking directive from 1989 is required to ensure that the regulations in the different Member States are harmonized to guarantee freedom of establishment and the freedom to provide financial services.
What is at issue here is the relationship between Community law(in this case the Second Banking Directive) and the Rome Convention on contractual obligations.
By analogy with the second Banking Directive, EMIs already operating before the entry into force of national rules to implement the directive will be regarded as authorized.
The Commission is concluding consultations on the'freedom to provide services' and'general good' provisions of the Second Banking Directive and a Green Paper consultation on consumers and financial services.
The second Banking Directive- which is extended to the EMIs- lays down rules for the freedom of establishment of credit institutions of third countries registered
The Commission's frequent assertions that it will ensure the strictest possible compliance with the spirit and letter of the Second Banking Directive through examining its implementation
firmly established in the second banking directive.
The definition of financial institutions in the Directive is based on the annex to the Second Banking Directive and it is true that differences in the language versions of that annex may lead to some confusion as to the Directive's precise coverage.
the general interest clause in the second banking directive.
the Commission in 1988 presented a proposal for a Directive modelled directly on the second Banking Directive and aimed at creating the same competitive opportunities for securities firms as for credit institutions.
they have the right to provide those services listed in the Annex to the Second Banking Directive throughout the EEA.
Before discussing the concept of the general good contained in the Second Banking Directive, the Commission raises the question of notification by the competent authority of the host country of the conditions to be met in the general good, and expresses the view that this is an option and not an obligation.
practical application of the Second Banking Directive(and the ISD) with particular attention to'general good' rules.
While some key elements of the Second Banking Directive(notably, recognition of a licence issued in the EU and the principle of home country supervision)
commercial firms by the Second Banking Directive are essentially economic,
In fact, the second banking directive is no more than the pure application of the doctrine of Cassis de Dijon in the sense that it applies the principle of reciprocal recognition,
commercial firms by the Second Banking Directive may be principally economic