patrimonio di vigilanza
English translation: guarantee capital
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|  Selected response from: Francesco D'Alessandro Spain Local time: 06:54 | ||||||
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| 5 +1 | regulatory capital |
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| 4 | guarantee capital |
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| 3 | minimum capital requirement |
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guarantee capital Explanation: Una piccola spiegazione è necessaria. Perché in Italia si chiama "di vigilanza"? Probabilmente perché è imposto dalla Banca d'Italia, che in Italia è spesso citata come l'"organo di vigilanza", ed ha poteri particolari "di vigilanza" che in altri paesi può anche non avere. Quindi in un paese estero che ha magari ordinamenti diversi come possiamo farci capire? Penso lasciando stare la vigilanza e riferendoci alla funzione di questi soldi, che sono a garanzia dei prestiti. Inoltre ho trovato due siti, uno croato che ti allego e uno macedone, che usano il termine che propongo. http://www.hnb.hr/priopc/ep210199.htm "This decision of the central bank's highest body is based on the new Banking Law, which came into force on December 26, 1998. According to this law the Croatian National Bank is obligated to appoint a temporary administrator or propose initiation of bankruptcy proceedings to an authorised court when it establishes that bank's potential losses arising from high-risk investments and relevant off-balance items exceed the *guarantee capital* of the bank and when the bank is incapable of making payments." |
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32 mins confidence:
minimum capital requirement Explanation: un esempio un po' a caso tra i tanti trovati The general public is informed that on the 17th January, 2000 the Central Bank of Malta removed the minimum capital requirement of Lm10,000 (of which 50% was to be paid up) for the registration of companies (with local activities) having non-resident participation. The minimum capital requirement for such companies is now in line with that stipulated in the Companies Act, 1995 – i.e. Lm500 with a minimum of 20% paid up in the case of private companies and Lm20,000 with a minimum of 25% paid up in the case of public companies. http://registry.mfsc.com.mt/MinimumCapital.htm non sono riuscita a trovare un sito bilingue per una conferma. spero ti sia di aiuto. paola l m |
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4799 days confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1regulatory capital Explanation: The regulatory capital is the minimum capital requirement a bank must hold consisting of equity and other low risk or risk free junior capital. It is very similar to equity (patrimonio netto), but not equal to it. The regulations are set by the banking supervisory authority which is Banca d'Italia in Italy and the ECB for the EU. https://www.google.com/search?num=30&safe=off&hl=en&q="patri... |
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