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carry back

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1. in addition to the regulatory back-testing programmes, institutions shall carry out their own internal model validation tests in relation to the risks and structures of their portfolios; and
2. The Council recognised the need to carry out this training as part of a wider international effort and encompassing, inter alia, the vetting of trainees, the monitoring and mentoring of the forces once back in Mogadishu and the funding and payment of the salaries of the soldiers.
3. There shall be no liability on the part of the NCBs/ECB for non-compliance with this Guideline to the extent that, and for so long as, there is an inability to perform the obligations in question under the Guideline, or such obligations are subject to suspension or delay, owing to the occurrence of any event arising from any reason or cause beyond reasonable control (including, but not limited to, equipment failure or malfunction, acts of God, natural disasters, strikes or labour disputes), provided that the above shall not prejudice the responsibility to have in place the back-up facilities required by this Guideline, to carry out the error-handling procedures, referred to in Articles 4(f) and 4a(d), as far as possible despite the force majeure event, and to use all reasonable efforts to mitigate the effects of any such event while it is taking place.
4. There shall be no liability on the part of the NCBs/ECB for non-compliance with this Guideline to the extent that, and for so long as, there is an inability to perform the obligations in question under the Guideline, or such obligations are subject to suspension or delay, owing to the occurrence of any event arising from any reason or cause beyond reasonable control (including, but not limited to, equipment failure or malfunction, acts of God, natural disasters, strikes or labour disputes); provided that the above shall not prejudice the responsibility to have in place the back-up facilities required by this Guideline, to carry out the error-handling procedures, referred to in Articles 4(f) and 4a(d), as far as possible despite the force majeure event, and to use all reasonable efforts to mitigate the effects of any such event while it is taking place.’
5. The most notable of these are as follows: (a) to revise the risk control framework for Eurosystem credit operations; (b) to ensure consistency between the treatment of non-compliance cases; (c) to enhance and strengthen the provisions on discretionary measures that the Eurosystem may invoke to address concerns regarding the financial soundness of a counterparty; (d) to allow the Governing Council to decide that the ECB may, in exceptional circumstances, carry out outright transactions in a centralised manner; (e) to reduce claw back risk with a view to limit credit and legal risks by restricting originators of asset-backed securities (ABS), and underlying assets of ABS, to those from the European Economic Area (EEA); (f) to introduce new eligibility criteria for the own use of non-UCITS covered bonds (structured covered bonds) with residential real estate loans as underlying assets; (g) to add new terms to Appendix 2 to Annex I and to define other terms more precisely; (h) to amend Appendix 4 to Annex I to reflect changes in statistical regulations; (i) to harmonise provisions and introduce other minor amendments that improve consistency and transparency,