Betekenis van:
banking industry

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The tax reform will not touch the banking industry.
2. Adequate compensation shall be provided to members of the Banking Stakeholder Group representing non-profit organisations, excluding industry representatives.
3. However, certain important provisions in IAS 39 are still the subject of unfinished discussions between the IASB, the European Central Bank, prudential supervisors and the banking industry.
4. The fee was approved by the Commission in its Decision in Case N 507/08, Financial support measures for the banking industry in the UK (OJ C 290, 13.11.2008, p. 4).
5. In particular, activities will encourage the international sharing of expertise and pooling of ideas between governments, law enforcement agencies, hotlines, banking/financial/credit card institutions, child abuse counselling centres, child welfare organisations and the Internet industry.
6. See amongst others Commission Decisions in Case N 507/08, Financial support measures to banking sector in the UK (OJ C 290, 13.11.2008, p. 1), Commission Decision in Case N 650/08, Notification of modifications to the financial support measures to the banking industry in the UK (OJ C 54, 7.3.2009, p. 3) and Commission Decision in Case N 193/09, Extension of credit guarantee scheme (CGS) (OJ C 145, 25.6.2009, p. 3).
7. Pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 1606/2002, it is the objective of the Commission to have a stable platform of international accounting standards in place as from 1 January 2005. However, certain important provisions in IAS 39 are still the subject of unfinished discussions between the IASB, the European Central Bank, prudential supervisors and the banking industry.
8. Within the framework of a sustained dialogue with the banking industry and on the basis of contributions made by the relevant market actors, the Commission intends to provide, as a matter of urgency, guidance as to the objective and measurable criteria for the compatibility of such multilateral inter-bank remuneration, which could include multilateral interchange fees, with EC competition law and the Community regulatory framework.
9. Article 1 of the Ministerial Decree of 19 January 1999 stipulates the composition of the committee within the meaning of the Legislative Decree of 31 March 1998, No 143, and in particular, Article 25 paragraph 1, as including two representatives of the Ministry of Trade, one representative of the Treasury, Budget and Economic Planning, one representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Minister for Industry, Trade and Crafts, one representative appointed by the Conference of presidents of Regions and Autonomous provinces and one representative of the Italian Banking Association.
10. Therefore it is concluded that the unforeseen development which caused the increase in imports was significant over-production in Norway (despite lower forecasts), exacerbated by the failure of the Norwegian industry to achieve forecast growth in exports to markets outwith the Community, the unexpected extent of the effects of the termination of trade defence measures against Norway and the operation of the Norwegian banking system as described above, together with the rise in the value of the euro which made the Community market an unusually attractive destination for Norwegian exports.
11. The preliminary analysis is that the unforeseen development which caused the increase in imports was significant overproduction in Norway (despite lower forecasts), exacerbated by the failure of the Norwegian industry to achieve forecast growth in exports to markets outwith the Community, the unexpected extent of the effects of the termination of trade defence measures against Norway and the operation of the Norwegian banking system as described above, together with the rise in the value of the euro which made the Community market as a whole a more attractive destination for Norwegian exports.