Examples of using Systemically important in English and their translations into Italian
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to prevent insolvency or, when insolvency occurs, to minimise negative repercussions by preserving the systemically important functions of the institution concerned.
ElÅ‘d Takáts(BIS)* study the close interactions between systemically important banks and central counterparties Â(CCPs)
private-equity funds to be swept into the regulatory net if they become large and systemically important.
clearing systems and infrastructure, including preventive measures against operational problems, such as the business continuity oversight expectations for systemically important payment systems of June 2006.
bank represents a genuine paradigm shift and is the key to making the implicit state guarantee for systemically important banks a thing of the past.
The future TARGET2 system will have to observe the Eurosystem 's oversight standards in the same way as any other systemically important euro payment system in the euro area
in particular systemically important institutions.
for example by outsourcing the systemically important functions of a financial group to a separate banking subsidiary.
Euribor and other systemically important benchmarks and indices.
including the systemically important ones, and welcomes their application as an alternative to bail-out with public money.
of the text structure, but because their meanings directly express systemically important concepts for the text.
to designate banks and bank functions as systemically important.
are considered to be systemically important.
The Governing Council authorised the publication of a report assessing the connection of SORBNET-EURO to TARGET via the Italian national RTGS system BIREL against the Core Principles for Systemically Important Payment Systems Bank for International Settlements, January 2001.
If the crisis occurs in a systemically important economy- such as the US or Europe(emerging economies' two largest external markets)- the result is a global shortage of aggregate demand.
other financial companies were so large relative to the economy that they were“systemically important” and could not be allowed to go bankrupt.
initiated in late 2006) of the design of TARGET2 against the Core Principles for Systemically Important Payment Systems.
which is what happens if the FSOC determines that a business is systemically important.
tax-payers, as the bail-out of systemically important cross border banks can be extremely costly compared to the cost of a timely and effective resolution4.
Systemically important banks must make adequate provisions to ensure they can maintain the services required for continuing their systemically important functions in the event of a crisis