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1 of systemic relevance
systemic relevance: of systemic relevance BANK, POL systemrelevant, systemwichtig, mit Systemrelevanz, systemisch relevant, systemisch von Bedeutung, von Bedeutung für das System, von Bedeutung für das Gesamtsystem (objektiv ist das systemische Risiko abhängig von Institutsgröße, Vernetzung, Ersetzbarkeit und dem allgemeinen Marktzustand; the term is commonly used since 09/2008 for large, complex – i.e. intransparent – and highly interconnected –vernetzte– financial institutions; seit 05/2010 auch von europäischen Politikern, gegen geltendes Recht verstoßend, zurechtgebogen für hochverschuldete Staaten – selbst solche mit einer Wirtschaftsleistung von unter 3 % vom EU-BIP – und in politkartellähnlichen Absprachen dazu missbraucht, ihre eigene finanzielle Verantwortung auf die Steuerbürger abzuwälzen und ihre nicht tragfähigen Entscheidungen als alternativlos darzustellen)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > of systemic relevance
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2 of systematic relevance
systematic relevance: of systematic relevance BANK systemrelevant, systemwichtig, mit Systemrelevanz, systemisch relevant, systemisch von Bedeutung, von Bedeutung für das System, von Bedeutung für das Gesamtsystem (systemic bank: term commonly used since 2008 for large, complex = intransparent and highly interconnected = vernetzte financial institutions; Too-big-to-fail-Problematik)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > of systematic relevance
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