Examples of using Risk-sharing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Risk-sharing between the public and private sector departing from the principle of true partnership between stakeholders.
in particular SMEs and innovative businesses, using guarantee instruments based on risk-sharing.
The detailed terms and conditions for implementing the risk-sharing instrument for project bonds,
This would avoid the over-emphasis on risk-sharing and the underestimation of behavioral risks inherent in state-provided solutions.
guarantees and risk-sharing financing, it will also generate a positive leverage of additional investment from private sources.
It should be noted that EU risk-sharing does not change the Eurostat assessment of whether the project belongs on the balance sheet of the national general government sector
ensure reasonable risk-sharing and appropriate project conditionality.
A more integrated financial system will enhance the resilience of the EMU to adverse shocks by facilitating private risk-sharing across borders, while at the same time reducing the need for public risk-sharing.
lower costs for investors as well as a more efficient distribution of risk and better risk-sharing.
ensure reasonable risk-sharing and appropriate project conditionality.
banking union is key to guaranteeing the integrity of the euro and to increasing risk-sharing with the private sector.
multidisciplinary technology and business chains in ICT, partnering, risk-sharing and mobilisation of critical mass across the Union are needed.
Risk-sharing, in certain cases, between the public and private sector departing from the principle of true partnership between stakeholders.
Secondly, towards a Financial Union that guarantees the integrity of the currency across the Monetary Union by limiting risk to financial stability and increasing risk-sharing with the private sector.
We are responsible for the sensible utilisation of European taxpayers' money, without any risk-sharing with the private sector.
As we stressed in the so-called“7 plus 7 Report”, this requires a balanced approach combining risk-sharing and market discipline.
be fairly distributed and that regulators would have to take this risk-sharing into consideration in future.
ensure reasonable risk-sharing and appropriate project conditionality.
private sector investors and financial institutions on an appropriate risk-sharing basis.
The risk-sharing pattern resulting from point(d) shall be reflected in an appropriate sharing between the Union and the EIB of the risk remuneration charged by the EIB to its counterpart in