Traduction de «joint organizational structure » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

joint organizational structure
structure organisationnelle commune

organizational structure | corporate structure | organizational design
structure organisationnelle | structure d'organisation | structure d'entreprise

matrix organization [ matrix structure | matrix organizational structure ]
structure matricielle

disaggregate organizational structures
morceler les structures organisationnelles

organization structure [ organizational structure | corporate structure ]
structure organisationnelle [ structure de l'organisation | structure d'organisation ]

structural contingency theory | contingency theory | contingency theories of organizational structure | contingency theory of organization
théorie de la contingence structurelle | théorie de la contingence | courant de la contingence | théorie contingente de l'organisation

matrix organization | matrix organizational structure | matrix structure
structure matricielle

company structure [ organizational structure | business organization(UNBIS) ]
structure de l'entreprise

common organizational structure
structure organisationnelle commune

common organisational structure | joint organisational structure
structure commune | structure organisationnelle commune | SC [Abbr.] | SOC [Abbr.]

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Although regulation must continue to be based on institutions, it is possible to move closer to a “functional approach” by allowing more flexible organizational structures for regulated financial institutions. Allowing for the creation of financial holding companies would accomplish this by helping banks to better compete with unregulated financial institutions, form joint ventures, and reorganize their activities to better tackle and take advantage of innovations in financial markets.
Même si la réglementation doit continuer de se fonder sur les institutions, il est possible d’adopter une approche plus « fonctionnelle » en prévoyant des structures organisationnelles plus souples pour les institutions financières réglementées, notamment en permettant la création de sociétés financières de portefeuille, ce qui aiderait les banques à mieux concurrencer les institutions financières non réglementées, à former des coentreprises et à réorganiser leurs activités afin de mieux tirer parti des innovations sur les marchés financiers.