Council Implementing Regulation (EU) No. 282/2011

Press release - Parliament backs new rules for sustainable, durable products and no greenwashing

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Thursday, May 11, 2023

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Its main aim is to help consumers make environmentally friendly choices and encourage companies to offer them more durable and sustainable products.

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Its main aim is to help consumers make environmentally friendly choices and encourage companies to offer them more durable and sustainable products.
It also aims to ban environmental claims that are based solely on carbon offsetting schemes.
Fight against early obsolescence
To make products last longer, Parliament wants to ban the introduction of design features that limit a product’s life or lead to goods malfunctioning prematurely.
Product labels will inform citizens which goods are guaranteed to last longer and producers whose goods are more durable will profit.

Press release - MEPs approve €145 million in additional assistance to Moldova

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Tuesday, May 9, 2023

MEPs endorsed the Commission’s proposal to give the Moldovan government support to stabilise the country’s economic situation, by 561 votes to 43, with 20 abstentions.

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MEPs endorsed the Commission’s proposal to give the Moldovan government support to stabilise the country’s economic situation, by 561 votes to 43, with 20 abstentions.
The support, totalling €45 million in grants and up to €100 million in loans, would be disbursed in two instalments planned for the third and fourth quarters of 2023, provided certain policy conditions are met by Moldova.
The energy crisis and a fall in household consumption and investment has put additional pressure on Moldova's public finances.
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Rapporteur Markéta Gregorová (Greens/EFA, CZ) said: “The Russian war of aggression in Ukraine did not spare anyone and certainly not Moldova.

Press release - MEPs renew trade support measures for Ukraine

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Tuesday, May 9, 2023

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“I strongly support renewing the trade-liberalisation measures that currently help ensure Ukrainian trade can continue amidst the brutal war caused by Russia.
These measures are pivotal to strengthening Ukraine’s resilience, as we work to advance Ukraine’s gradual integration into the EU internal market.
Our solidarity with Ukraine is consistent, transparent, and rock-solid, and it has been further reinforced by Ukraine's EU candidate status.
Ukraine is the EU’s 15th biggest trading partner, accounting for around 1.2% of the EU’s total trade.

Press release - Stopping the flow of dirty money: Parliament ready for negotiations

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Wednesday, April 19, 2023

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Stopping the flow of dirty money: Parliament ready for negotiations

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Stopping the flow of dirty money: Parliament ready for negotiations
MEPs will open talks with the Council of the EU on reforming the EU’s anti-money laundering rules to help authorities crack down on the illicit flow of money and assets.
The European Parliament has approved its negotiating mandates for proposals reforming the EU’s policies on anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT).
The first meeting to start negotiations with the representatives of EU ministers will take place at the beginning of May.
Since there were no objections to starting negotiations with the Council, the talks on the final form of the legislation can now start.

Cairn Homes Plc: Holding(s) in Company

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Tuesday, April 18, 2023

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In case of proxy voting: [name of the proxy holder] will cease to hold [% and number] voting rights as of [date]

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In case of proxy voting: [name of the proxy holder] will cease to hold [% and number] voting rights as of [date]
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TCS Group Holding PLC reports IFRS results for 4Q and FY 2022

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Thursday, March 16, 2023

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Gross interest income increased by 26% year-on-year to RUB 205.8 bn for 2022 (4Q’22: RUB 53.2 bn, +16%YoY), driven by the expansion of our customer base.

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Gross interest income increased by 26% year-on-year to RUB 205.8 bn for 2022 (4Q’22: RUB 53.2 bn, +16%YoY), driven by the expansion of our customer base.
Gross yield on loan portfolio increased to 24.6% in 4Q’22 (4Q’21: 24.4%), mainly as a result of changes in the loan mix.
In 4Q’22, total assets grew by 21.3% since the end of 2021 to RUB 1,599 bn (31 Dec’21: RUB 1,318 bn).
In November 2021, the Group temporarily suspended dividend payments, a decision that remained intact throughout and in respect of 2022 amid increasing market uncertainty.

Christine Lagarde: European Parliament plenary debate on the ECB Annual Report

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Monday, February 20, 2023

Strasbourg, 15 February 2023

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Strasbourg, 15 February 2023
I am very pleased to be back here in this plenary room – the heart of European democracy – to participate in today’s important debate.
The ECB was granted a democratic mandate to ensure price stability in the euro area.
To achieve this mandate, the ECB was also granted a high level of independence.
After all, reinforcing trust in our institution also supports our monetary policy, for example by anchoring inflation expectations.
Today’s debate on your draft resolution is crucial in both these aspects.
Let me start by briefly outlining our assessment of the euro area economy, as discussed by the Governing Council earlier this month.
As an anchor of stability, the euro has advanced European integration and strengthened the Single Market’s role in driving growth.
The euro has also become a binding symbol and integral part of our shared European identity, as its popularity shows.
The ECB is playing its part, notably by ensuring European banking supervision is effective and consistent.
As also advocated in your draft resolution, the ECB stands ready to agree on a formalisation, in writing, of the current accountability practices between the ECB and the European Parliament.
The ECB has made a proposal to the European Parliament and looks forward to finalising an agreement between our two institutions.
Lagarde, C. (2022), “A new global map: European resilience in a changing world”, keynote speech at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, 22 April.
ECB (2021) “Eurosystem reply to the Communication from the European Commission “The EU economy after COVID-19: implications for economic governance” of 19 October 2021”, 1 December.

Dalata Hotel Group PLC: Holding(s) in Company

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Monday, February 13, 2023

Any personal data will be processed in accordance with the requirements of data protection legislation.

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Any personal data will be processed in accordance with the requirements of data protection legislation.
Any queries concerning the processing of personal data by the Central Bank may be directed to [email protected] .
A copy of the Central Bank’s Data Protection Notice is available at www.centralbank.ie/fns/privacy-statement .
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Dalata Hotel Group PLC: Holding(s) in Company

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Sunday, January 22, 2023

Any personal data will be processed in accordance with the requirements of data protection legislation.

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Any personal data will be processed in accordance with the requirements of data protection legislation.
Any queries concerning the processing of personal data by the Central Bank may be directed to [email protected] .
A copy of the Central Bank’s Data Protection Notice is available at www.centralbank.ie/fns/privacy-statement .
iii Other reason for the notification could be voluntary notifications, changes of attribution of the nature of the holding (e.g.

ESMA promotes clarity to market participants on best execution reporting

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Friday, December 16, 2022

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ESMA promotes clarity to market participants on best execution reporting

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ESMA promotes clarity to market participants on best execution reporting
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EUs financial markets regulator and supervisor, is issuing a Public Statement to promote coordinated action by National Competent Authorities (NCAs) under MiFID II.
ESMA expects NCAs not to prioritise supervisory actions towards execution venues relating to the periodic reporting obligation on them to publish the RTS 27 reports, from 1 March 2023 until the forthcoming legislative amendment[1] to the relevant Article of MiFID II applies.
The Directive amending MiFID II, under the Capital Markets Recovery Package temporarily suspended the RTS 27 reporting requirement until 28 February 2023.
Therefore, it is also likely that RTS 27 reporting obligation would temporarily re-apply after 28 February 2023 until the reviewed MiFID II Directive would apply.