Vertaling van "financial aid " (Engels → Nederlands) :

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WELCOMES the decision to establish the Green Climate Fund and the setting up of the Transitional Committee to design it; UNDERLINES the need for the Transitional Committee to work in an open and transparent manner; and CONFIRMS that the EU will engage actively, in a coordinated manner, in the process of designing the Green Climate Fund; EMPHASISES that experts with technical financial and climate experience, e.g. from financial institutions including finance ministries, IFIs and MDBs, should play a key role in the work of establishing the fund; WELCOMES the initiative of the EIB together with European financial institutions to suppor ...[+++]t jointly the work of the Transitional Committee; and LOOKS FORWARD to the establishment of an effective and efficient fund which could manage large scale financial resources from a number of sources and is equipped with the financial instruments needed to achieve its priorities.

RECOGNISES the importance of enhancing the financial education of consumers, in particular because of the complexity of financial products, the importance of financial decisions for households and the speed at which the financial services industry is evolving is creating ever more options for customers; RECALLS its conclusions of May 2007, in which it invited the Member States to "significantly step up their efforts to raise households' awareness on the latter's need to obtain proper information and education, in combination with the financial industry's own responsibilities and initiatives as appropriate, so as to increase households' ...[+++]preparation whilst maintaining adequate investor protection"; WELCOMES the Commission Communication of 18 December 2007 on financial education and the growing number of initiatives developed in the EU aimed both at raising awareness of the need to address financial education and at promoting its efficient and high-quality provision; RECOGNISES the importance of establishing at EU level a set of tools, including an exchange of best practices, for a more effective provision of financial education, involving both the public and the private sector; INVITES Member States to step up their efforts to provide financial education to citizens, to increase citizens' awareness of its importance in view of future challenges for private finances (pension, health financing, housing finance) and to give consideration to the usefulness of including financial literacy in school curricula, bearing in mind the principles identified in the Commission Communication, including training at all stages of life and programmes targeting the specific needs of each group of recipients, so that financial education consistently fulfils the criteria of transparency and objectivity; ENCOURAGES the Commission to pursue its efforts to facilitate the provision of financial education by the Member States and stakeholders, in particular by the creation of a network ...

integration contributes positively to overall performance of the EU financial sector and promotes financial stability; in this context, the number of large cross-border banking groups has substantially increased, which improves the efficiency of financial services, including for businesses and consumers across the EU; the EU framework for prudential supervision and crisis management and resolution must allow a quick response to cross-border systemic financial crises and their implications; financial stability in the EU is a common concern for all Member States and must be safeguarded on the basis of close co-operation; and preparatio ...[+++]n in advance is necessary for an effective safeguarding of financial stability across borders, while allowing for flexibility to deal with specific circumstances.

overcome the obstacles against the adoption of the Directive on Payment Services in order to create a legal framework for a uniform EU-wide payments system; create a risk-oriented financial-services supervision for insurance companies (Solvency II) which will contribute to stability in the financial markets, recognising the role of insurance companies in long-term investment; remain vigilant on potential systematic and operational risks associated with the activities of hedge funds, while acknowledging that they have contributed significantly to the efficiency of the financial system; continue working towards an improved supervision o ...[+++]f the acquisition of significant holdings in the financial sector in the context of the "acquisition directive"; thoroughly evaluate the existing measures on financial integration within the better regulation agenda and continue work in the field of clearing and settlement; enhance the convergence in supervisory practices and improve the efficiency of EU arrangements for financial stability and crisis management; enhance the efficiency of the investment funds market while assuring a high level of protection to investors.

AGREES that, in conformity with the Council's Rules of Procedure and the relevant European Council's decisions, the format for meeting of the Ecofin Council will be Ministers accompanied by a delegation of 3 persons in the meeting room; AGREES that the Presidency may reflect on possibilities to ensure confidential deliberation in the context of the Ecofin Council; INVITES the EFC and the EPC, while respecting the Council's Rules of Procedure and the respective roles of the Coreper and the Commission, to ensure better coordination of their work. AGREES to monitor closely developments in risk capital financing and innovation through the following steps: Member States are invited to report on the national environments for risk capital in the ...[+++] context of their Lisbon National Reform Programme; the Financial Services Committee is invited to update its assessment on the existing obstacles for the further development of the European risk capital markets, and at least every second year, to report on the progress made on the key remaining barriers; the Commission is invited to study further the conditions for early stage venture capital investment in the EU with a view to future policy initiatives for SMEs, and to present best practices; the EIB and the EIF are invited to further develop their role in facilitating the development of financial products in segments where the private markets fail, including through concentrating on early stage and RD and innovation driven investments; the Commission and the ECB are invited to monitor and assess relevant institutional features that hinder the efficient functioning of the financial system, and to pursue efforts aimed at improving the financial market framework conditions; ENDORSES the attached key messages on the future energy policy for Europe, to be taken into account by the Commission when preparing the Action Plan for the 2007 Spring meeting of the European Council; and INVITES the EFC and EPC to continue their work on ...