數: 996854
國家: Belgium
源: TED
State aid assessment of impaired assets: valuation and resolution mechanisms.
Several Member States supported some banks by providing relief for impaired assets. The Commission released in 2009 a communication paper on the ‘Treatment of impaired assets in the Community banking sector’. It assumes that the design of asset relief measures is primarily the responsibility of the Member State concerned, but their assessment under the state aid rules is the Commission"s responsibility. For the assessment of valuation methods put forward by Member States for asset relief measures and their implementation in individual cases, the Commission could consult panels of valuation experts.
The Commission may also consult experts on the way to resolve problematic assets and associated liabilities envisaged by a Member State. Experts may be consulted on specific or general issues related to the compliance of the envisaged resolution mechanism with the conditions for finding aid compatible. These assessments will be done in the new SRM and BRRD"s legislative context.
Expert assistance to provide a thorough analysis of asset valuations in a short time-frame and state aid assessment of resolving problematic assets and associated liabilities.
The contractor"s premises. Meetings may be held in Commission"s premises and/or in other premises defined in the specific contracts under the framework contract.
State aid assessment of valuations of impaired assets — expert assistance to provide a thorough analysis of asset valuations in a short time-frame and state aid assessment of resolving problematic assets and associated liabilities.
Expert assistance to provide expertise on conceptual issues (theoretical and applied) relating to the treatment of impaired assets and their valuation.
State aid assessment of valuations of impaired assets — expert assistance to provide expertise on conceptual issues (theoretical and applied) relating to the treatment of impaired assets and their valuation.
Tender documents will be available for download at the address indicated in Section I.3. The website will be updated regularly and it is the tenderers" responsibility to check for updates and modifications during the tendering period.
The Commission reserves the right to negotiate with the contractors in accordance with Article 134(1)(e) of the rules of application and increase the amount with a maximum of 50 %.