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"en.20120329.4.4-081-000"2
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"In order to ensure a comprehensive audit of the complex financial instruments that are continuously being developed by the EIB and its partners, it is essential to set up a comprehensive global control system. The fact that the report warns the bank to ensure increased transparency and better accountability in respect of its riskier programmes is welcome. Therefore, according to one of my motions for amendment, the EIB must be subjected in all cases to prudential regulatory supervision so as to ensure that it preserves its AAA rating and to enable the oversight of the quality of its financial situation, accurate measurement of its results and compliance with the professional rules of good conduct.
Furthermore, I fully support the EIB’s efforts to provide increased assistance to SMEs, which represent the driving force of the European economy. The report also highlights the leading role of the European Investment Fund (EIF) in supporting the EU economy and SMEs in particular. It underlines the weakness of the SME’s securitisation market and encourages the EIF to continue its efforts in supporting recovery. I definitely consider these remarks a significant step forward. I believe that in addition to the above, the EIB should continue to support the Europe 2020 strategy by leveraging Structural Funds and through further use of innovative financial instruments. It is therefore undeniable that this work has led to a balanced report. I congratulate the rapporteur and thank her for her exhaustive work."@en1
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