Translation of "Investorenschutz" in English

The directive also aims to increase protection for investors.

Investor protection has been neglected too often in the discussion.

The issue of investor protection, however, has to date not been discussed with the USA.

Both countries have signed an agreement about protection of investments.

The measure will improve pricing quality and considerably strengthen investor protection.

Legislative sovereignty is not limited by investor protection such as this.

In particular, the proposed investor protection is criticized.

Wircon CEO Vest called for a better investor protection in Europe.

Investment protection and investment tribunals are among the most contentious subjects of TTIP and CETA.

A particular relevant topic was the protection of investors.

Professional trading Professional clients receive fewer investor protections but benefit from superior account features and greater flexibility.

MiFID, the current financial markets directive of the European Union on investor protection, already reflects those changes.

Investor protection and arbitration courts may be the most controversial topics during the present TTIP negotiations.

Although many of the Commission's arguments are reasonable, investor protection must not be removed without a proper replacement.

Unlike many critics of bilateral investment protection agreements, the BDI does not want to smother investment protection.

Anglo-Saxon markets usually score better on investor protection than those in Germany or other continental European countries.

Both demand renegotiations with regard to investor protection, securing public services and communal services.

I believe that the compromises reached are accepted by the S&D Group as they are fair and we believe will lead to greater investor protection, in particular, for small retail investors.

The objectives of the present Regulation on the registration of credit rating agencies are, once again, transparency, guaranteed high quality, greater competition, the overcoming of conflicts of interest and, as a result, better protection of investors.

Strong, effective investor protection in the form of investment treaties is key to protecting European investors and can improve governance and ensure stability.

Until now, investment agreements were so focused on investor protection that companies could sometimes operate in developing countries without respect for environmental or social considerations.

The directive will indeed enhance investor protection and make European financial markets more secure and attractive in future.

Governments’ need to establish their credibility has thus given rise to trade agreements with so-called investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) clauses, allowing the firm to sue the government in international tribunals.

At the moment, the framework for property rights, investor protection, and corporate governance is extremely weak, and recent legislative measures regarding the personal liability of shareholders in limited liability companies have made things worse.

Looser standards for issuers weaken protection for investors, and there is evidence that lax regulation of new issues may reduce investor demand for them, raising the cost of finance.

The EESC has played an important role in strengthening an informed civil society debate on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) through a number of TTIP-related opinions, adopted in 2014 and 2015, covering issues such as labour rights, investment protection, impact on SMEs, among others1.

The EESC has played an important role in strengthening an informed civil society debate on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) through a number of TTIP-related events on issues such as labour rights; investment protection, impact on SMEs and regulatory cooperation.

According to the World Bank’s Doing Business 2012 report, Germany generally has a business-friendly regulatory environment, but there may be scope for further improvement or simplification in certain areas of regulation, for example regarding business start-up and licensing procedures, the protection of investors or the registration of property.