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21 Banking Act 1979
док.банк., брит. Банковский закон 1979 г., закон "О банковской деятельности" ["О банках"\] 1979 г. (закон, определивший порядок лицензирования деятельности кредитных организаций и закрепивший порядок выполнения Банком Англии функций по надзору за британской банковской системой; ввел определения признанного банка и лицензированного депозитного учреждения, установил порядок регистрации и использования термина "банк" в названиях финансовых учреждений)See:Bank of England, bank supervision, licensed deposit taking institution, recognised bank, Banking Act 1987, Directive 77/780/EEC
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Банковский закон 1979 г.: первый банковский закон в Великобритании, определивший критерии признанного банка и лицензированного депозитного учреждения, порядок регистрации и использования термина "банк" в названиях; см. licensed deposit institutions; -
22 recognised bank
банк., брит. признанный банк (понятие, закрепленное законом "О банковской деятельности" от 1979 г. и отмененное законом "О банковской деятельности" от 1987 г.; признанным считался любой банк, удовлетворяющий требованиям Банка Англии и наделенный правом на осуществление широкого круга банковских операций; деятельность такой организации не требовала специального лицензирования; все финансовые учреждения, использующие в своем названии слово "банк" должны были иметь статус признанных банков)See: -
23 recognized bank
признанный банк: категория банков по банковскому закону 1979 г., отмененная законом 1987 г.; главным критерием было предоставление банком широкого круга услуг; см. licensed deposit-taking institution.* * * -
24 кредитное учреждение
1) General subject: loan office2) American: depository institution3) Law: credit institution4) Economy: lending institution, loan institution5) Banking: bank, credit establishment6) Business: lender8) SAP.tech. credit instituteУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кредитное учреждение
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