Examples of using Risk-sharing in English and their translations into Polish
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The multiplier e. ect generated by risk-sharing; reduction in the weighting of 100% of the bank's commitments covered by the guarantee.
equity and risk-sharing.
This includes the SME initiative which is a risk-sharing instrument with EU guarantees, as requested by the October 2013 European Council.
These include more competition, greater choice and lower costs for investors as well as a more efficient distribution of risk and better risk-sharing.
including through risk-sharing arrangements, will be developed in order to facilitate the mobilisation of additional public and private resources.
Risk-sharing loans are most likely to be chosen by banks, particularly in the context of down-scaling projects.7.
The EESC welcomes, in principle, the European Commission's proposal to establish a risk-sharing instrument for issuing project bonds for the envisaged pilot phase in 2012 and 2013.
The risk-sharing instrument for project bonds may reuse any revenues received within the investment period for new loans and guarantees.
SME risk-sharing instruments, and to projects with high EU added value27.
be fairly distributed and that regulators would have to take this risk-sharing into consideration in future.
quasi-equity investment and risk-sharing instruments should be defined.
the research community, the MSs and the EC in risk-sharing PPPs.
equity and risk-sharing instruments, and describes possible arrangements with respect to taxes,
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.
Secondly, towards a Financial Union that guarantees the integrity of our currency across the Monetary Union by limiting risks to financial stability and increasing risk-sharing with the private sector.
banking union is key to guaranteeing the integrity of the euro and to increasing risk-sharing with the private sector.
more balanced risk-sharing between banks and customers,
the EIF have played increasingly prominent roles in risk-sharing and the recent recapitalisation of the EIB,
in particular, risk-sharing, guarantee schemes
All the co-fincanced instruments which are based on risk-sharing involve allocations to programmes which are capped in size and so none of