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- ÍSLENSKA
- MiFID-tilskipunin
- ENSKA
- MiFID
- Svið
- fjármál
- Dæmi
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... farið er yfir þau mörk sem um getur í inngangshluta þessarar málsgreinar í tengslum við áhættuskuldbindingar, sem stafa af samningum sem eru fjármálagerningar, s.s. tilgreint er í a-lið, og tengjast hrávörum eða viðmiðum afleiða í skilningi 10. liðar í C-þætti I. viðauka við tilskipun 2004/39/EB (MiFID-tilskipunin) og eru reiknaðar út í samræmi við III. og IV. viðauka við tilskipun 2006/48/EB, eða í tengslum við áhættuskuldbindingar sem stafa af samningum um afhendingu hrávara eða losunarheimildir, og ...
- [en] ... breaches of the limits referred to in the introductory part of this paragraph arise in connection with exposures resulting from contracts that are financial instruments as listed in point a) and relate to commodities or underlyings within the meaning of point 10 of Section C of Annex I to Directive 2004/39/EC (MiFID) and are calculated in accordance with Annexes III and IV of Directive 2006/48/ EC, or in connection with exposures resulting from contracts concerning the delivery of commodities or emission allowances; and ...
- Skilgreining
- [en] The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) is one of the many laws the European Union has set up concerning the financial markets and companies, funds and banks active on them. MiFID is one of the most important laws, as it generally covers all kinds of financial instruments and also a broad range of actors. MiFID came into force in 2007, shortly before the financial crisis. It was a follow up to former, less
ambitious laws on these markets. The reasoning of these former laws as well as MiFID was not to control financial instruments but to create a common internal market and more competition amongst trading platforms. Therefore, MiFID created so-called multilateral trading facilities (MTF) which were allowed to operate next to the so-called regulated markets such as stock exchanges. Rules that tried to regulate the competition by requiring trading on regulated markets were abolished. And indeed, new platforms emerged and tackled the dominance of the regulated markets. More and more trading takes place there. However, it went beyond that. Trading also flourished outside of any trading platform on the bilateral over-the-counter (OTC) markets. These markets are set up by banks and specialised investment firms. All these developments led to socalled dark markets or dark pool trading. MiFID encouraged the explosion of these markets and contained nothing to prevent the financial crisis.
(http://www2.weed-online.org/uploads/factsheet_mifid.pdf) - Rit
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Tilskipun Evrópuþingsins og ráðsins 2006/49/EB frá 14. júní 2006 um eiginfjárkröfur fjárfestingarfyrirtækja og lánastofnana (endursamin)
- [en] Directive 2006/49/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 June 2006 on the capital adequacy of investment firms and credit institutions (recast)
- Skjal nr.
- 32006L0049
- Orðflokkur
- no.
- Kyn
- kvk.
- ENSKA annar ritháttur
- Markets in Financial Instruments Directive
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