Übersetzung für "Midcap-Unternehmen " (Deutsch → Englisch) :

137. Considers that increased transparency regarding the activities of multinational companies is essential for ensuring that tax administrations are able to efficiently combat BEPS; reiterates accordingly its position that MNCs in all sectors should disclose clearly and comprehensibly in their financial statements, broken down by Member State and by third country in which they have an establishment, a range of aggregate information, including their profit or loss before tax, taxes on profit or loss, number of employees, assets held, basic information about tax rulings (country-by-country reporting); underlines the importance of making this information available to the public, possibly in the form of a central EU register; stresses furthermore that ...[+++] SMEs and mid-caps which are not MNCs should be exempt from such an obligation; calls on the Council to adopt, by the end of 2015, Parliament’s position as voted in the Shareholder Rights Directive in July 2015; stresses that transparency requirements should be designed and implemented in such a way that they do not result in EU firms being put at a competitive disadvantage;

For small companies who want to raise money across the EU, a new EU growth prospectus will be created for use by small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) and mid-caps.

There will be a new EU growth prospectus that will be available for SMEs, mid-caps admitted to an SME Growth market or small issuances by non-listed companies.

54. Highlights that the sophistication of capital markets should not end up excluding SMEs, which are the enterprises that most need to access complementary financing, particularly in Member States that face(d) economic difficulties; underlines that a positive environment for successful SME financing includes the need for SME-friendly economic and regulatory conditions, both at EU and national level; in particular, stresses that attention should be drawn to a possible simplification of procedures for the access to IPOs by SMEs and mid-cap companies, while ensuring that firm criteria to assess the resilience and eligibility of businesse ...[+++]s for an IPO remain; calls on the Commission to look at what more can be done to help SMEs to attract investment;

54. Highlights that the sophistication of capital markets should not end up excluding SMEs, which are the enterprises that most need to access complementary financing, particularly in Member States that face(d) economic difficulties; underlines that a positive environment for successful SME financing includes the need for SME-friendly economic and regulatory conditions, both at EU and national level; in particular, stresses that attention should be drawn to a possible simplification of procedures for the access to IPOs by SMEs and mid-cap companies, while ensuring that firm criteria to assess the resilience and eligibility of businesse ...[+++]s for an IPO remain; calls on the Commission to look at what more can be done to help SMEs to attract investment;

54. Highlights that the sophistication of capital markets should not end up excluding SMEs, which are the enterprises that most need to access complementary financing, particularly in Member States that face(d) economic difficulties; underlines that a positive environment for successful SME financing includes the need for SME-friendly economic and regulatory conditions, both at EU and national level; in particular, stresses that attention should be drawn to a possible simplification of procedures for the access to IPOs by SMEs and mid-cap companies, while ensuring that firm criteria to assess the resilience and eligibility of businesse ...[+++]s for an IPO remain; calls on the Commission to look at what more can be done to help SMEs to attract investment;