The technical standards should ensure comprehensive reporting of collateral, including details of individual assets, where transactions are collateralised by pools of assets, such as, for example, on a portfolio basis or via triparty collateral management services.

Those internationally recognised valuation standards contain high level principles which require creditors, amongst others, to adopt and adhere to adequate internal risk management and securities management processes, which include sound appraisal processes, to adopt appraisal standards and methods that lead to realistic and substantiated property appraisals in order to ensure that all appraisal reports are prepared with appropriate professional skill and diligence and that appraisers meet certain qualification requirements and to maintain adequate appraisal documentation for securities that is comprehensive and plausible.

Those internationally recognised valuation standards contain high level principles which require creditors, amongst others, to adopt and adhere to adequate internal risk management and securities management processes, which include sound appraisal processes, to adopt appraisal standards and methods that lead to realistic and substantiated property appraisals in order to ensure that all appraisal reports are prepared with appropriate professional skill and diligence and that appraisers meet certain qualification requirements and to maintain adequate appraisal documentation for securities that is comprehensive and plausible.

The amounts which should be considered as own contribution will consist of: at least CYP 4,2 million corresponding to the part of the CYP 14 million capital increase that will be underwritten by the private investors; at least CYP 10 million of the CYP 55 million commercial loan that will be borrowed by the airline on the markets without guarantee or other State intervention; as well as the CYP 8,5 million (as set out in paragraph 53 above) of sales proceeds of various assets.

Management of the separate account is a recurrent subject of inspection for the Commission in all the Member States.[10] This account represents a rich source of information on how administrations carry out their responsibilities as regards the management of traditional own resources (establishment of entitlements, management of guarantees, monitoring of recovery, cancellations, writing-off of irrecoverable debts).

crisis management by addressing acute phases of conflicts and supporting efforts to bring the violence to an end, using all possible measures including political and practical support to regional and sub-regional initiatives to achieve and support a ceasefire agreement between all parties involved and, when appropriate, deployment of a crisis management operation,