Translation of "Regulatory regulations" in German

The authorities are obligated to fulfill their own regulatory objectives and regulations.

We ensure the conformity of the documentation with regard to regulatory requirements, EU regulations and safety policies.

The activity of the TRATE AG should be legal and correspond to all the requirements of the national legislative regulatory norms and regulations.

The Supplier warrants that the delivery item is free from material and legal defects and complies with the terms indicated in the order, the approved samples of AVT, the generally accepted technical standards, the valid legal and regulatory regulations (e.g. DIN standards, EU standards and especially the Electrical Act, ROHS, CE conformity, environmental regulations, substance restrictions), the appropriate safety specifications and rules and the safety and accident prevention regulations.

There is a Group-wide compliance function in order to ensure compliance with legal, regulatory and internal regulations as well as the Group’s ethical standards, in particular by preventive measures, training, information and consulting.

All operations are periodically audited to assess safety levels, to identify gaps and to define improvement measures and to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory regulations.

The conformity with the regulatory regulations and norms is shown with the CE-Labelling with the number ”Notified Bodies“.

These regulatory regulations are all intended to ensure that no interference with adjacent satellites can occur during directional transmission operation of a mobile satellite antenna.

The careful coordination of your products and business projects with country-specific regulatory and legal regulations, norms and standards is one of the most important preparations for market entry.

Basel II describes the redevelopment of the regulatory rules and regulations regarding equity for credit institutions by the Basel banking committee which have been implemented step by step from January 1, 2006 to 2008.

In this area the main focus is on matching assets and liabilities, so that the balance sheet is immuned against interest rate fluctuations from an economic viewpoint, while also taking into account all other relevant factors such as regulatory requirements, solvency regulations, accounting standards, and the rating agencies' liquidity and capital requirements.

Third System Organisations perceive that some of their financial difficulties lie in regulatory issues : banking regulations impede the development of funding instruments adjusted to their needs, and competition rules prevent local authorities from adding so-called social clauses in public procurement.

Basel II describes the redevelopment of the regulatory rules and regulations regarding equity for credit institutions by the Basel banking committee which have been implemented step by step from January 1, 2006 to 2008. Basel III is an extension of the regulatory rules and regulations regarding equity which were necessary because of the experiences with Basel II and the findings from the global financial crisis and economic crisis respectively.

For these reasons, under the present regulatory framework regulators can deny access to, or oppose the use of, foreign systems if they are not confident that the smooth operation of the markets for which they are responsible can be maintained and the overall financial stability guaranteed.

Credit ratings have regulatory value for regulated investors, such as credit institutions, insurance companies and other institutional investors.

Member State authorities, including national regulatory authorities, financial regulators and competition authorities, have a direct interest in the market results and bring a vital understanding of the markets in their jurisdiction.