Vertaling van "monitor personal finances " (Engels → Nederlands) :

To ensure an effective monitoring of the compliance with the provisions of this Directive by this potentially wide group of persons and institutions, Member States can focus their monitoring activities in particular on those natural and legal persons that are exposed to a relatively high risk of money laundering or terrorist financing, in accordance with the principle of risk-based supervision.

To ensure effective monitoring of the compliance with the provisions of this Directive by this potentially wide group of persons and institutions, Member States can focus their monitoring activities in particular on those natural and legal persons that are exposed to a relatively high risk of money laundering or terrorist financing, in accordance with the principle of risk-based supervision.

If a business relationship with a politically exposed person offers grounds for suspecting that money laundering or terrorist financing is taking place, that business relationship should be the subject of enhanced ongoing monitoring.

To ensure effective monitoring of compliance with this Directive by that potentially wide group of institutions and persons, Member States may focus their monitoring activities in particular on those natural and legal persons trading in goods that are exposed to a relatively high risk of money laundering or terrorist financing, in accordance with the principle of risk-based supervision.

In the meantime, personal representatives of finance ministers in the FSPG are of the view that it is possible to monitor the key trends towards financial market integration in the EU, where appropriate compared to the US, thus providing a useful insight into the developments in key areas.

Annex 1 A PROPITIOUS MACRO-ECONOMIC CLIMATE - stay on course for a stable and sound macro-economic policy (public authorities and social partners) - give better explanations of the beneficial impact of EMU on a macro-economic strategy propitious for employment (Community institutions and Member States) - accentuate the budgetary consolidation effort in compliance with the following recommendations: . prefer spending cuts to tax increases . preserve expenditure on investment in human capital, innovation and infrastructure . reorient passive spending (unemployment compensation) towards active measures . shift the balance of taxation in favour of labour - update and reinforce Member States' convergence programmes - reinforce the multilateral s ...[+++]urveillance procedure (Commission and Council) - pursue an incomes policy conducive to competitiveness and employment (social partners) Annex 2 HARNESSING THE POTENTIAL OF THE INTERNAL MARKET Completing and implementing the internal market . adopt a priority package of three measures by the end of 1996 (European company statute, biotechnology inventions and electricity) (Council and Parliament) . secure an undertaking from the Member States that by the end of 1996 they will lay before their parliaments bills to incorporate into national law the measures adopted pursuant to the White Paper . draw up a White Paper on markets in services (Commission) . simplify legislation (the SLIM initiative) . remove the remaining obstacles to the free movement of individuals and workers (the Community institutions and the Member States) . adopt guidelines by the end of 1996 on the basis of a Commission reflection paper on taxation (European Council) Enhancing the competitive environment in Europe . regulate the question of supplementary financing for TENs (Council and Parliament) . make proper use of the Task Forces on Research and Industry (institutions and Council) . draw up a plan of action to encourage further innovation (Commission) . adopt ...