Examples of using Systemic risk in English and their translations into Serbian
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Systemic risk is commonly defined as the risk of disruption to financial services that is(1)
Because they represent a systemic risk rather than a localized one- GM traits are known to spread unconstrained throughout the environment- GMOs will eventually breach the so-called‘ecocide barrier,' leading to catastrophic ecosystem failure.
degree of security and efficiency of financial infrastructure which contains the systemic risk, BIS recognised the cyber risk as the key risk among operational risks faced by all financial infrastructures today.
The high degree of interconnectivity of the top players in the core could pose a significant systemic risk to the global economy.
Systemic risk is commonly defined as the risk of disruption to financial services that is(1)
it might also create greater systemic risk for the financial system as a whole.
The Obama administration's proposal to grant enhanced authority to the Fed to oversee overall financial system risk appears to be losing favor to the idea of creating a Financial Services Oversight Council to make recommendations on preventing systemic risk.
The rate of the systemic risk buffer shall be 3% of total foreign currency and foreign currency-indexed placements
thus increasing systemic risk.
aiming to reduce credit activity concentration in sectors with growing systemic risk.
Banks that the National Bank of Serbia deems to be systemically important shall apply the sum of the systemic risk buffer and the capital buffer for a systemically important bank specified for them on an individual, consolidated or sub-consolidated basis.
In September 2011 European Systemic Risk Board(ESRB) issued a set of recommendations on lending in foreign currencies, since foreign currency
By applying a uniform systemic risk buffer rate to foreign currency and foreign currency-indexed placements,
a counter-cyclical capital buffer and a systemic risk buffer.
structural(capital buffer for a systemically important bank and systemic risk buffer).
households in the Republic of Serbia exceeds 10% are obliged to maintain the systemic risk buffer.
identify and measure the systemic risk in the financial system,
identify and measure the systemic risk in the financial system,
Since euroisation is a key structural systemic risk that needs to be resolved at the level of the entire banking sector rather than at the level of individual banks, it was decided that all banks headquartered in 3 the Republic of Serbia with the degree of euroisation exceeding 10%1 are obliged to maintain a systemic risk buffer at the level of 3% of foreign currency and foreign currency-indexed placements to corporates
as nothing fundamental has been done by EU governments since the 2008 crisis to fundamentally reduce systemic risk.