Sentences with phrase «single resolution»

He added that the fact that the heads of the European Stability Mechanism, the Single Resolution Board and the European Investment Bank are all from Germany could also impact his chances of being selected.

At the same time, the heads of the European Stability Mechanism, the Single Resolution Board and the European Investment Bank are all from Germany.

«Recent progress in risk reduction should be matched by steps towards risk sharing through a credible common fiscal backstop for the Single Resolution Fund and the introduction of a European deposit insurance scheme,» the ECB said.

The Ecofin Council has finally reached an agreement on a general approach to a Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) with the creation of a single decision body named the Single Resolution Board (SRB) and a Single Fund for the resolution of banks (SRF).

The single resolution I'm making as a new parent is to totally strike from my lexicon, both verbally and inwardly, the phrase: «I'm a bad mom.»

I've never seen so many forums, so many hearings, so much transparency, questions answered on one single resolution.

Following a status report from consultant Glenn Gidaly of Barton & Loguidice, DPC regarding progress toward submitting a grant application for New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation funding to upgrade Rosendale's water supply system, supervisor Jeanne Walsh rolled all of the town's many annual housekeeping items into a single resolution, expeditiously ensuring that town employees would continue to get paid.

Since Walsh customarily incorporates all the provisions required by law to be reauthorized annually into a single resolution, the organizational portion of the meeting proceeded very quickly, and the entire Town Board meeting was over in less than an hour.

I might not have stuck with every single resolution I made, but I have been crushing it in the Spring skincare department as of late: and it's all thanks to Olay Cleansing Infusions.

I had a revelation last night as I drearily put myself and my swollen feet to bed — I've decided to not make a single resolution for 2018 because quite frankly, I don't think I've ever completed a single one of my resolutions.

I feel like most games, and generally all AAA games, streamline narrative into a single resolution — ie, it all has to do with the one, major plot (even if its a subplot, it's in order to resolve something to carry the major plot forward).

From a practical point of view the optimal solution for a Single Resolution Mechanism would have been the establishment of a fully independent resolution authority.

The Banking Union consists of two pillars — the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) and the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM).

The central body of the SRM is the Single Resolution Board.

While this mechanism sounds fairly complicated, there is hope that the strict limitations to the objections and the tight timeframe will strengthen the position of the Single Resolution Board as the central player in bank resolution.

Furthermore, there will be a Single Resolution Fund for all the SSM - States.

At the last Canadian Bar Association (CBA) Council Meeting in Calgary, nearly every single resolution was focused on opposition to policies by the current Federal government.

The Banking Union, however, completed through the recent agreement on the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM), is a further, forward - looking step.

The Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) builds upon the rules of the BRRD, however, it is only applicable to the Member States of the SSM.

That tension has been played out in the context of the financial crisis as evidenced not only by the ESMA challenge but also by the legal debates surrounding the use of Article 114 TFEU as a legal basis for the Single Resolution Mechanism that forms part of the EU's banking union initiatives.

While there is no perfect, single resolution to this problem, it may be possible to negotiate with an insurance company to relax restrictions based on the value of a claim or the design of the background check.