Examples of using Single resolution mechanism in English and their translations into Dutch
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The European Council notes the Commission's intention to propose a single resolution mechanism for Member States participating in the SSM once the proposals for a Recovery
The Commission's proposal to establish a single resolution mechanism(SRM) and a single bank resolution fund1 forms part of moves to develop a European economic
shall participate in its plenary sessions relating to the Single Resolution Mechanism(SRM plenary session).";
The Commission will submit in the course of 2013 a proposal for a single resolution mechanism for Member States participating in the SSM,
As the ESFRC pointed out in a statement commenting on the Single Resolution Mechanism(SRM) in November 2014,
As the ESFRC pointed out in a statement commenting on the Single Resolution Mechanism(SRM) in November 2014,
the national resolution authorities within the framework of the Single Resolution Mechanism(‘SRM') established by this Regulation.
the German government continuously try to sideline the European Parliament in the setup of a new single resolution mechanism(SRM) for bankrupt banks,
Second, in the rare cases when banks fail despite stronger supervision, the Single Resolution Mechanism(SRM)(see MEMO/14/295)
The heading of Part II is replaced by the following:"Single Resolution Mechanism";
following the Single Supervisory Mechanism(SSM), of a Single Resolution Mechanism(SRM) to solve the problems of banks in difficulty.
notably with the establishment of the Single Supervisory Mechanism and the agreement on the Single Resolution Mechanism.
following which the Commission will propose a single resolution mechanism.
this evening we decided to put in place a single resolution mechanism.
after its adoption also a Single Resolution Mechanism to deal with banks in difficulties.
This is why the EESC is calling for speedy adoption of a Single Resolution Mechanism as a simple and effective procedure that could be used in the event of a future banking crisis.
This include a Single Supervisory Mechanism(“SSM”) and a Single Resolution Mechanism("SRM), which will be mandatory for members of the euro area
While the first two steps have been achieved by the establishment of the Single Supervisory Mechanism(SSM) and the Single Resolution Mechanism(SRM), a common system for deposit protection has not yet been established.
The Single Resolution Mechanism would ensure that- not withstanding stronger supervision- if a bank subject to the SSM faced serious difficulties,