O FGD é uma pessoa coletiva de direito público dotada de autonomia administrativa e financeira, que tem por objeto principal garantir o reembolso de depósitos constituídos nas instituições de crédito autorizadas a receber depósitos do público e que nele participem.
O Governo e a administração do Banif estão no sprint final de um contrarrelógio que, na realidade, é uma maratona que já dura há quase dois anos. A urgência que se acentuou nos últimos meses deve-se a dois fatores, indissociáveis um do outro: a deliberação de Bruxelas sobre a legalidade da ajuda de Estado ao banco e, por outro lado, a alteração do enquadramento legal na Europa que fará com que, se o problema se arrastar para 2016, os depositantes estejam em risco de se verem envolvidos na resolução do banco. Ainda assim, o Governo garante que os depósitos estão seguros. Em que ficamos?
A entrega da declaração do IRS de 2015 começa a 15 de março. Das faturas que juntar até ao final do ano dependerá o imposto que irá pagar – e ainda há formas de poupar
During the Cold War, the KGB was so good at identifying undercover CIA agents that officials worried that there was a highly placed mole in the agency. But as Jonathan Haslam, a professor at Princeton University, wrote earlier this fall, that wasn’t the case at all.
Transport and energy companies will have to ensure that the digital infrastructure that they use to deliver essential services, such as traffic control or electricity grid management, is robust enough to withstand cyber-attacks, under new rules provisionally agreed by internal market MEPs and the Luxembourg Presidency of the EU Council of Ministers on Monday. Online marketplaces like eBay or Amazon, search engines and clouds will also be required to ensure that their infrastructure is secure.
The fact that a new series of attacks could take place in Paris so soon after the Charlie Hebdo murders illustrates the need for a European Union spy chief, writes Stephen Kingah.
Twenty-nine journalists have filed 27 complaints with the European Court of Justice against the European Parliament, which allegedly refused to give information on how MEPs spend their allowances
Education is the way to disarm the processes that can lead to radicalisation, by undermining prejudice and fighting ignorance and indifference, writes Irina Bokova, Director General of UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
Recently, many articles about the European Court of Justice’s decision on the Safe Harbour agreement have appeared in mainstream newspapers. More specifically, U.S. (and some European) reactions to the decision and stern articles on the dire consequences of the ruling have spread across both digital and print media opinion sections. Yet those articles seem more problematic than the ruling itself.
EU antitrust regulators are seeking public feedback over how to strengthen national competition authorities in the 28-country bloc, with some currently limited in their access to cloud-based information.
