Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Shadow banking entities in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Other shadow banking entities(FSB), and.
Do you agree with the preliminary list of shadow banking entities and activities?
Possible shadow banking entities and activities include.
Secondly, the authorities have to determine the approach to supervising shadow banking entities.
Shadow banking entities and activities may however also create a number of risks.
Compliance with EBA guidelines on limits on exposures for shadow banking entities.
Possible shadow banking entities and activities on which the Commission is currently focussing its analysis.
Recapture for prudential purposes any flawed risk transfer towards shadow banking entities;
Shadow banking entities should also be subject to stricter regulatory standards and should be enabled to bear losses.
Finally, the EU has also already adopted measures to regulate shadow banking entities and activities directly.
Furthermore, shadow banking entities concentrate in so called tax havens, where there is no direct supervision.
Against this background, the Commission is at this stage focussing its analysis on the following possible shadow banking entities and activities.
The interaction between ordinary banks and shadow banking entities to be carried out by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, BCBS.
it is essential that supervisory and regulatory authorities consider how best to address shadow banking entities and activities.
Financial markets are global and so the systemic risks created by shadow banking entities must be tackled in a coordinated way at international level.
another issue to consider, as some national supervisors may not have the necessary powers to collect data on all shadow banking entities.
A number of legislative proposals with implications for shadow banking entities and activities are already in place
and other shadow banking entities where the Commission is further investigating options
Although these measures go some way towards addressing shadow banking entities and activities, there is still further progress to be made given the continually evolving nature of shadow banking and our understanding of it.
complementary means:(i) indirect regulation(regulating the links between the banking system and shadow banking entities);(ii) appropriate extension or revision of existing regulation; and,(iii) new regulation specifically directed at shadow banking entities and activities.
In particular, consolidation rules for shadow banking entities are being examined to ensure that bank-sponsored entities are appropriately consolidated for prudential purposes
has highlighted the fact that the disorderly failure of shadow banking entities can carry systemic risk,
Additional work on other shadow banking entities is also underway within the FSB and the EU in order to:(i) list the entities that could be covered;(ii)
direct regulatory measures set out above go a long way to addressing shadow banking entities and activities, there is still further progress to make given the evolving nature of the shadow banking system and out understanding of it.
Some of these risks can be of a systemic nature, in particular due to the complexity of shadow banking entities and activities; their cross-jurisdictional reach and the inherent mobility of securities and fund markets; and, the interconnectedness of shadow banking entities and activities with the regular banking system.