Translation of "Banking entity" in German

The governance structure of the EIB contains the checks and balances necessary to ensure a healthy equilibrium between the need to remain a competitive banking entity and the requirement to take ethics to the heart of our business.

Depending on the card issuer banking entity, the pre-authorization amount can take up to a maximum of 15 calendar days after the date of completion of the rental contract to appear in the banking card statement of the holder of the contract.

Depending on the card issuer banking entity, the pre-authorisation amount can take up to a maximum of 15 calendar days after the date of completion of the rental contract to appear in the banking card statement of the holder of the contract.

Moreover, with its state-of-the-art open banking architecture, CGI Open Finance ensures complete compliance with the Revised Payment Service Directive (PSD2) for European financial institutions and, in the UK, compliance with the Open Banking Implementation Entity initiative in line with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).

Since the Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) has rolled out two of the four releases as part of its roadmap, over twenty million API calls for data are being made every month.

Shadow banking entities and activities may however also create a number of risks.

Do you agree with the preliminary list of shadow banking entities and activities?

Finally, the EU has also already adopted measures to regulate shadow banking entities and activities directly.

In this context, a number of the shadow bank entities referred to in this Green Paper will be considered.

Today, the very survival of rivers and trees and lions and elephants depends on the decisions and wishes of fictional entities, like the United States, like Google, like the World Bank -- entities that exist only in our own imagination.

The absence of any additional restrictions on use or banking by entities thus provides full fungibility of companies’ holdings within the Community emission allowance trading system.

The EESC recommends that regulators and supervisors try to limit contagion risks to banks coming from outside the banking sector and enable shadow banking entities to bear losses and be subject to appropriate regulatory standards.

Data collection is another issue to consider, as some national supervisors may not have the necessary powers to collect data on all shadow banking entities.

By refraining from regulating other than introducing transparency of securities transactions, rehypothecation and other financing structures, the proposal is limited to the measures necessary to allow for an effective removal of the risks posed by shadow banking entities.

This "regulatory fragmentation" creates the risk of a regulatory "race to the bottom" for the financial system as a whole, as banks and other financial intermediaries try to mimic shadow banking entities or push certain operations into entities outside the scope of their consolidation.