Examples of using Intermediation in English and their translations into Japanese
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Stable capital bases are indispensable for them to continue conducting smooth financial intermediation, including their responses to the demand for funds for rebuilding after the disaster as well as development and support of growing business areas.
Examination of financial intermediation Financial conditions among firms and households have become more accommodative under quantitative and qualitative monetary easing(QQE) compared with those at the time of the previous Report.
BR was created for use by guests, hotels and travel agencies in order to facilitate information, communication, and intermediation of online reservations.
An individual and transparent approach to the goods and services purchase at attractive prices is possible only in the absence of the retailers and wholesale distributors intermediation.
Moreover, if central bank digital currencies replace not only cash but also bank deposits, they could squeeze banks' credit intermediation and influence the supply of credit to the economy.
The investment proposals highlighting the possibility of financial returns or similar economic effects involve intermediation in different assets and are now subject to ex-ante control by the AMF.
In accordance with the Commission's 2006 Guidelines on fines, the fine has been calculated on the basis of the value of Google's revenue from online search advertising intermediation in the EEA.
We recognize the potential to facilitate financial intermediation for SMEs including by improving systems for credit reporting, lending against movable collateral, and insolvency reforms.
Financial innovation brought on by financial technologies like cryptocurrencies will enhance the country's economic productivity and make financial intermediation“more seamless” Johari said.
Facebook and Google take this intermediation to the extreme, leveraging their ability to drive discovery of the sheer abundance of information on their network and the Internet broadly.
Our results also suggest that macroprudential policy measures can help contribute to more stable financial intermediation by raising the resilience of the financial system against risks.
It is indispensable for them to enhance their capital to continue financial intermediation in areas with high risk and return through investments and loans to growing business areas at home and abroad.
The Official Journal of the European Union has published the new Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on promoting fairness and transparency for business users of online intermediation services.
Reducing transaction and intermediation costs for more competitive banking operations, boosting competitiveness, activating market integration and operation, rendering the market transparent, and ensuring that the opinions of relevant bodies are reflected into regulations concerning financial markets.
If, however, financial markets are unstable or financial institutions and investors become excessively cautious in taking risks, financial intermediation will not function properly, and the effects of the reduction in the policy interest rate will not spread to the whole economy as intended.
From 1950 to 2006, credit intermediation(lending, including traditional banking) declined relative to“other finance”(including securities, commodities, venture capital, private equity, hedge funds, trusts, and other investment activities like investment banking).
Measures to strengthen the credit intermediation function of financial institutions include the expansion of the range of collateral eligible for the Bank's operations and the introduction of special funds-supplying operations to facilitate corporate financing, which provide longer-term funds at a low interest rate against the value of corporate debt financial institutions pledged as collateral.
Active financial intermediation-- particularly bank lending-- has contributed to an improvement in the real economy. However, if excessive risk taking spreads across financial intermediation activities, the real economy could undergo significant adjustment pressure in the future.
Furthermore, when the real economy deteriorates considerably-- in other words, when a tail risk materializes-- unless financial institutions have sufficient stress resilience, they could face difficulty in maintaining their financial intermediation function, which could in turn exacerbate the real economy through a negative feedback loop.
We are pleased to note that, despite the heightened uncertainties in the global financial markets, the ASEAN+3 region has posted steady growth so far. This was underpinned by robust domestic demand and effective intermediation function provided by financial institutions in the region.