Vertaling van "facilitating ability to perform role " (Engels → Nederlands) :

strengthen the powers of European Securities and Markets Authority to promote the effectiveness of consistent supervision across the EU and beyond; deliver a more proportionate regulatory environment for SME listing on public markets; review the prudential treatment of investment firms; assess the case for an EU licensing and passporting framework for FinTech activities; present measures to support secondary markets for non-performing loans (NPLs) and explore legislative initiatives to strengthen the ability of secured creditors t ...[+++]o recover value from secured loans to corporates and entrepreneurs; ensure follow-up to the recommendations of the High Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance; facilitate the cross-border distribution and supervision of UCITS and alternative investment funds (AIFs); provide guidance on existing EU rules for the treatment of cross-border EU investments and an adequate framework for the amicable resolution of investment disputes; propose a comprehensive EU strategy to explore measures to support local and regional capital market development.

The composition of ESMA which includes representatives of competent authorities will assist it in its ability to perform such a role.

In order to be able to perform that facilitating and coordinating role, the Authority shall be fully informed of any relevant developments, and shall be invited to participate as an observer in any relevant gathering by the relevant competent supervisory authorities".

In order to be able to perform its facilitating and coordinating role in emergency situations, EBA should be fully informed of any relevant developments, and should be invited to participate as an observer in any relevant gathering by the relevant competent authorities, including the right to take the floor or to make any other contributions.

15. Notes that the Commission has declared that a fundamental directive such as Directive 2004/38/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 on the right of citizens of the Union and their family members to move and reside freely within the territory of the Member States has for all practical purposes not been properly transposed in any Member State; notes that the Commission has received more than 1 800 individual complaints in relation to that directive, registering 115 of them as complaints and opening five cases of infringement on the grounds of failure to apply the directive properly ; recognises that the Commission has worked with Parliament to useful effect and in a spirit of openness where Directive 2004/38/ ...[+++]EC is concerned; endorses the Commission's proposed approach, whereby the directive is to be kept under continuous and exhaustive review, support, in the form of guidelines to be published in the first half of 2009, is to be provided to help Member States apply the directive fully and properly, and infringement proceedings are to be instituted against Member States whose legislation does not conform to the directive; expresses grave concern, however, as to the Commission's ability to perform its role as "guardian of the Treaty" and the opportunity afforded to Parliament to check the complaint registration policy implemented by the various Commission departments;

In order to be able to perform that facilitating and coordinating role, the Authority shall be fully informed of any relevant developments, and shall be invited to participate as an observer in any relevant gathering by the relevant national competent supervisory authorities.