Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Deposit-guarantee schemes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 are replaced by the following: Deposit-guarantee schemes shall stipulate that the aggregate deposits of each depositor must be covered up to at least EUR 50 000 in the event of deposits» being unavailable.
The Directive on deposit-guarantee schemes is the first Directive to have been adopted by Parliament and the Council under
The directive could also lay down that the deposit-guarantee schemes in the credit institutions' home country only guarantee branch deposits in other countries up to the level of deposit guarantee pertaining in the host country.
they need special protection, from the guarantee afforded by deposit-guarantee schemes;
Member States which do not have deposit-guarantee schemes covering all their credit institutions
stipulate that branches established by a credit institution which has its head office outwith the Community must join deposit-guarantee schemes in operation within their territories.
the ECB suggests that public confidence in deposit-guarantee schemes could be enhanced by improving depositors»
To protect, through deposit-guarantee schemes based on the joint participation of credit institutions,
understands that for urgency reasons the proposed directive focuses on increasing the coverage level of national deposit-guarantee schemes( hereinafter the« national schemes')
The Commission appears to be assuming that"special conditions" will apply to this calculation if branches voluntarily join their host country's deposit-guarantee scheme.
a gulf is created between the supervision system and the deposit-guarantee scheme, and that is surely unacceptable
Proposal for a Council Directive on deposit-guarantee schemes.
Whereas deposit-guarantee schemes must intervene as soon as deposits become unavailable;
National deposit-guarantee schemes should first and foremost protect private individuals, i.e. consumers.
Member States should ensure that deposit-guarantee schemes have adequate funds available to meet their needs.
of the Council of 30 May 1994 on deposit-guarantee schemes.
OF THE COUNCIL of 30 May 1994 on deposit-guarantee schemes.
Before we resort to legislative measures, the Member States should first eliminate remaining weaknesses in their deposit-guarantee schemes.
Deposit-guarantee schemes have therefore been of crucial importance in protecting investors from the worst of the financial crisis currently assailing the world economy.
The ECB notes that the current financial market crisis has confirmed that deposit-guarantee schemes are vital for maintaining depositors»