TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. The SC shall make publicly available and regularly update information on key aspects of the programme, including:
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. The Institute submits evidence and reasonable suspicions of corruption to the general public, including the donor and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark; the ministry responsible for the Institute. • The Institute website • The annual report of the Institute. Most often, publication will be anonymous to protect sources and not expose any innocent suspects. The senior management of the Institute assesses whether there is sufficient evidence and whether the suspicion is reasonably founded.
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. BARPAC and ARPAC are committed to transparency and complying with all applicable reporting requirements. We adhere to campaign finance laws and regulations regarding the disclosure of contributions received. Contributions made through the payment system may be disclosed in accordance with legal requirements.
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. 6.1. The NVB promotes the principle of maximum transparency or disclosure as expressed in the OECD Guidelines and the UNGPs and will publish sufficient detailed information on exposure to economic sectors, in accordance with the NVB Reference for Reporting on Loans;
6.2. All Parties commit themselves to using the information as provided on the basis of the NVB Reference for publications about the activities of banks, unless this can be explained;
6.3. The NVB Reference on Reporting on Loans stimulates the provision of comparable and meaningful information to stakeholders on a bank’s lending portfolio. When there are requests for additional information from one or more of the Parties, the adhering banks will provide more detailed information, provided their management systems are able to respond to these requests;
6.4. In 2017, the adhering banks will start working towards:
a. Reporting in line with or equivalent to the UN Guiding Principles Reporting Framework, including the eight overarching questions of the UN Guiding Principles Reporting Framework;
b. Publishing detailed information on exposure to economic sectors, in accordance with the NVB Reference for Reporting on Loans, or, if they prefer to do so, a list of enterprises the bank has a credit or investment relationship with;
c. A published list of the bank’s investment universe for asset management using individual listed shares for Dutch clients at least as of 31 December of each year, or a published list of listed companies excluded from such an investment universe on the basis of Corporate Social Responsibility criteria;
6.5. In addition, adhering banks will report annually to the secretariat of the Steering Committee (see paragraph 13.1.J for the procedure) on the activities falling within the scope of its business, starting with the process to provide the information in 2017 and striving for continuous improvement throughout the agreement period. This report will ultimately include:
a. Information on the implementation of the commitments outlined in sections 3 and 4 of this agreement, more specifically; o Meaningful information on the proceedings and results of human rights due diligence (section 3 and 4 of the Agreement) and ultimately directed towards a practically feasible combination of qualitative and quantitative information on the basis of priorities, including: The most severe human rights impacts identified. With respect to these impacts: - The efforts made to prevent and mitigate th...
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. To ensure that all Mint staff are kept fully aware of the Mint’s financial status and its progress towards achieving the profit targets, the Mint will provide to all staff estimated and unaudited operating results for the quarter and financial year-to- date in the months of october, January, and April.
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. To their investors, MMFs shall report on a weekly basis a range of information, including the maturity breakdown of the portfolio, the credit profile of the MMF, the total value of assets and the net yield of the MMF. To the competent authority, the manager will be required to report information on a quarterly basis, including information on portfolio composition and valuation; results of stress tests, portfolio indicators including, yield and liquidity, risk management measures and investor information. The manager should put in place a due diligence on investors with a view to anticipating the effect of concurrent redemptions, taking into account the type of investor, their shareholding and the evolution of inflows and outflows.What is more, the manager will be required to put in place sound stress-testing processes related to events live changes in liquidity of portfolio assets, in credit risk of assets, in levels of redemptions, movements in interest and exchange rates and macro systemic economic xxxxxx.Xx is noteworthy that an MMF may not receive any external support from a third party, including the sponsor of the MMF, in the form of cash injections, purchase of the assets of the MMF at an inflated price, purchase of units of the MMF, implicit or explicit guarantee. The MMF regulation is expected to enter into force in the second quarter of 2017. Existing MMFs will have 18 months after the entry into force to submit an application to their local authority for approval under the MMF regulation.
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. The NVB did not use the information as provided on the basis of the NVB Reference for publications about the banks’ activities, as this is not relevant to the NVB. As a trade association, the NVB only advises its members to publish sufficiently detailed information on exposure to economic sectors in accordance with the Protocol.
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. 177. The Government did not use the information as provided on the basis of the NVB Reference for publications about the banks activities, as this was not relevant to the work of the Government in relation to the implementation of the DBA or other policies.
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. 221. CNV used the information as provided on the basis of the NVB Reference for publications about the banks’ activities on the website of CNV International.
TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING. 238. FNV did not use the information as provided on the basis of the NVB Reference for publications about the banks’ activities, due to lack of capacity.
