Betekenis van:
cross-link

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. are intended to eliminate a bottleneck or complete a missing link on a major route of the trans-European network, in particular projects which are cross-border projects, cross natural barriers or have a cross-border section;
2. A link between two SSSs consists of a set of procedures and arrangements for the cross-border transfer of securities through a book-entry process.
3. A link between two SSSs consists of a set of procedures and arrangements for the cross-border transfer of securities through a book-entry process. A link takes the form of an omnibus account opened by an SSS (the investor SSS) in another SSS (the issuer SSS). A direct link implies that no intermediary exists between the two SSSs. Relayed links between SSSs may also be used for the cross-border transfer of securities to the Eurosystem. A relayed link is a contractual and technical arrangement that allows two SSSs not directly connected to each other to exchange securities transactions or transfers through a third SSS acting as the intermediary.
4. The cross-border TARGET fee structure does not cover the costs of the telecommunications link between the sender and the national RTGS system in which the sender is a participant.
5. The finality of cross-border payments processed through a bilateral link shall be determined in accordance with the rules laid down in Articles 4(c)(2) and 4(d)(2).
6. To expand, improve and link up European infrastructure and complete priority cross-border projects with the particular aim of achieving a greater integration of national markets within the enlarged EU.
7. Guideline No 16. To expand, improve and link up European infrastructure and complete priority cross-border projects with the particular aim of achieving a greater integration of national markets within the enlarged EU.
8. Guideline 16. To expand, improve and link up European infrastructure and complete priority cross-border projects with the particular aim of achieving a greater integration of national markets within the enlarged EU. Member States should:
9. In addition to the CCBM, eligible links between EU SSSs can be used for the cross-border transfer of marketable assets. A direct or relayed link between two SSSs allows a participant in one SSS to hold securities issued in another SSS without being a participant in that other SSS [95].
10. ‘service-providing NCB’ shall mean an NCB: (i) the RTGS system of which is connected to TARGET via interlinking; and (ii) which provides services to a connected NCB for the processing of cross-border payments within TARGET, thereby establishing a bilateral link,
11. The TARGET Compensation Scheme shall apply to all national RTGS systems (regardless of whether such RTGS systems are connected to TARGET via interlinking or through a bilateral link) and to the ECB payment mechanism and shall be available for all TARGET participants (including TARGET participants in national RTGS systems of participating Member States that are not counterparties to the Eurosystem monetary policy operations, and TARGET participants in national RTGS systems of non-participating Member States) in relation to all TARGET payments (without distinguishing between domestic payments and cross-border payments).