Examples of using Banking group in English and their translations into Polish
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In October 2012, the Liikanen group made the following statement:"It is necessary to require legal separation of certain particularly risky financial activities from deposit taking banks within the banking group.
which harmonises prudential requirements for institutions including financial institutions included in a banking group, and investment firms.
these activities will remain within the banking group, then these would have to be transferred to a distinct legal entity a"trading entity.
not least because subsidiaries may account only for a minor part of a banking group yet be systemic in host countries.
Administration at the Jagiellonian University, in 1999 defended his master's thesis"Creating a banking group on the basis of the law on" Amalgamation
legally compliant arrangements13 between Member States for burden-sharing of any subsequent losses that a banking group as a whole- including its foreign subsidiaries- might incur.
principles to be followed in the management of any cross-border financial crisis, which involves at least one banking group which(i) has substantial cross-border activities and(ii)
a coordinated imposition of a moratorium across a banking group.
Coordinated resolution of EU banking groups.
A very limited number of banking groups responded.
Integrated resolution for cross-border banking groups.
efficient for the supervision of banking groups.
most complex banking groups.
Cross-border banking groups are also experiencing problems.
That annoys banking groups and helps people to save money!
The proposed Regulation targets large credit institutions and banking groups.
Strengthening the supervision of cross-border banking groups.
The European Central Bank directly supervises the 120 largest banking groups, which represent 82% of the euro-area banking sector by assets.
For this purpose, nine-teen of the largest banks or banking groups in Europe, representing a mix of commercial, savings, and cooperative banks from nine countries, were selected.
If so, should it apply only to cross-border banking groups or should it also encompass single entities which only operate cross-border through branches?