Übersetzung für "Equity requirements" in Deutsch

Bankers also claim that higher equity requirements would restrict credit and hinder economic growth.

Even from banks’ narrow standpoint, higher equity requirements would cost less than other proposed regulations.

Higher and pro-cyclical equity-capital requirements on banks, combined with a requirement to raise contingent long-term debt – debt that converts into equity in a crisis – is a better way forward.

Regulators might consider imposing pro-cyclical equity requirements – increasing the equity percentage in boom times in order to offset losses in the inevitable bust times.

But, when it comes to upping equity requirements against “risk-weighted assets,” who is to do the weighting, and according to what methodology?

If no measures are taken to increase the minimum equity requirements for banks and other financial institutions, financial crises like the current one could recur.

Contrary to bankers’ claims, increasing equity requirements significantly, and thus safeguarding the financial system’s stability, is in the public interest – including the interest of most shareholders.

Basel 3, the Basel Committee’s new global regulatory standard on banks’ capital adequacy and liquidity, will more or less double the equity requirements, and will impose extra costs on banks deemed “too big to fail.”

Deeper European integration, stricter equity requirements for banks, and deeper but homegrown structural reforms are certainly key elements of any solution.

Back in December 2010, the Basel Committee issued the Basel III regulations, which foresee stricter equity requirements and a new global liquidity regulatory framework.

Growing requirements concerning sales achievements, like economical utilization concepts, company positioning, equity capital requirements, solvency and changes in society's values, often require a specialization and clear target orientation during the selling process.

Government regulations, such as equity capital requirements for banks, investment requirements for insurance companies or loss limits for foundations, force many institutional investors to invest funds in government bonds, even though this is illogical from an economic point of view.

Today's package is a first step towards the planned banking union, which shall be completed by proposals for uniform equity requirements, a framework for bank rehabilitation and liquidation as well as a harmonised deposit guarantee.

The sovereign debt crisis in Europe and rising equity requirements imposed on banks have rendered financing of wind farm projects more difficult again.