Translation of "Regulatorische rahmenbedingungen" in English

It establishes a regulatory and supervisory framework for the financial market infrastructure in Switzerland.

Our advice is based on business know-how and knowledge about regulatory framework conditions.

Legal, regulatory and institutional frameworks must be developed or reformed.

Swiss Life's operational environment is significantly defined by political and regulatory conditions.

Make or Buy – How Do Regulatory Changes Impact Decision Making?

We carefully consider regulatory framework conditions as one of the most important issues.

However, regulatory requirements are leading to greater complexity and higher running costs.

Equally, a stable regulatory framework is essential to ensure the proper allocation and agglomeration of capital.

Exchanges face particular data security and regulatory requirements in this context.

Further determinants are the strong market dynamics and regulatory conditions.

New legal and regulatory framework conditions should open the market for electricity and energy efficiency technologies.

In order to be successful, blockchain platforms and microgrids require a regulatory framework.

Veterinary medicinal products are not the same as medicinal products for human use: the regulatory framework conditions and requirements differ in many aspects!

For further positive development, stable regulatory and political conditions are of course particularly important.

In order to maintain this role they need constant regulatory and political conditions.

In addition, financial, economical, fiscal and regulatory conditions are constantly changing or increasing in complexity.

These differences stem from differing national regulatory arrangements , practices and product characteristics ; and they result in different levels of collateralisation , average maturities and periods of fixation .

Certain regulatory framework conditions for SMEs will also have substantial effects on the employees and customers of SMEs.

Certain regulatory framework conditions for SMEs will also have substantial effects on the employees and customers of SMEs.

Certain regulatory framework conditions for SMEs will also be significant for their 90 million employees and over 500 million customers in the EU alone.

Indeed, it is a general objective of the Growth and Jobs Strategy to ensure a regulatory framework that is transparent, effective and proportionate to its needs and to remove unnecessary administrative burdens that hamper growth and inhibit innovation.

More flexible and less burdensome regulatory and institutional frameworks, allowing easy entry and exit from activity, are able to deliver a dynamic and competitive business environment.

Key issues are an improved institutional and regulatory environment, and better access to finance for small and medium sized enterprises.

Such a framework includes prudential regulations, rules regarding contributions, investment income and benefits and clarity in the roles of employers and workers and, the scope for collective bargaining.

These are long term objectives, but action must start now to ensure an efficient regulatory and legislative environment along the lines put forward by the White Paper on Governance.

Create an enabling environment based on eStrategies at all appropriate levels and on pro-competitive legal and regulatory frameworks that encourage investment and innovation;

While a well-defined and stable regulatory environment was underlined as very important, many stakeholders also called for better calibration of regulatory reform to take account of long-term financing objectives.

Many factors influence a growth friendly environment, including political and macroeconomic stability, good governance, security, respect of human rights, a conducive regulatory and policy business environment able to generate productive and decent employment, a well educated, healthy and creative population, the sustainable use of scarce natural resources, economic infrastructure, implementation of core labour standards, and effective and beneficial participation in international trade.

Businesses and citizens need a regulatory and fiscal environment which is clear, simple, effective and workable in a rapidly changing global market place.

They point to election results “bought” by special interests, and to arcane legal and regulatory frameworks that seem rigged to benefit the rich, such as banking regulations that only large institutions can navigate and investment treaties negotiated in secret.