Examples of using Supervised entities in English and their translations into Slovenian
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powers with regard to significant supervised entities as laid down in relevant Union law on supervisory reporting.
When assisting the ECB, an NCA shall follow the ECB's instructions in relation to significant supervised entities.
In the case of alleged breaches by supervised entities, the relevant supervised entity shall provide to the ECB any information
The Agency pursues this goal by supervising insurance companies and other supervised entities, thereby ensuring that insurance companies
If one or more supervised entities are part of a supervised group,
The Agency pursues this goal by supervising insurance companies and other supervised entities, thereby ensuring that they operate lawfully
categories of less significant supervised entities in accordance with the ECB's requirements.
Supervised entities that use a benchmark such as LIBOR must,
the identities of their administrators, and the identities of the endorsing administrators or endorsing supervised entities.
If the supervised entities in participating Member States are all significant supervised entities, the ECB shall participate in the college of supervisors as a member,
Part VII shall apply mutatis mutandis to less significant supervised entities and less significant supervised groups in participating Member States in close cooperation in accordance with the following provisions.
such that individual supervised entities or persons cannot be identified.
Where supervised entities prepare their annual accounts based on an accounting year-end which deviates from the calendar year,
For administrators and supervised entities, each Member State shall designate the relevant competent authority responsible for carrying out the duties under this Regulation
(8) The NCAs are responsible for the direct supervision of less significant supervised entities, without prejudice to the ECB's power to exercise direct supervision in specific cases where this is necessary for the consistent application of high supervisory standards.
of the SSM Regulation by supervised entities or competent authorities,
Parts II and VI shall apply mutatis mutandis to significant supervised entities and significant supervised groups established in a participating Member State in close cooperation in accordance with the provisions of this Article.
The ECB, supervised entities and any other legal
The ECB shall perform the direct supervision of significant supervised entities in accordance with the procedures set out in Part II,
For supervised entities that are not notified by the ECB pursuant to paragraph 1,