Examples of using Arbitrage in English and their translations into Finnish
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fewer and fewer of these arbitrage windows are opening these days.
avoiding regulatory arbitrage between EU jurisdictions.
has identified options and discretions as one reason for competitive distortions and regulatory arbitrage, thus as a hindrance for the efficient functioning of the single market.
The existing divergent sanctioning regimes among Member States foster regulatory arbitrage and impair the ultimate objectives of market integrity
market participants operating cross-border, facilitated regulatory arbitrage and undermined incentives for mutually beneficial cooperation.
favours regulatory arbitrage in particular in a competitive situation post-T2S.
potentially encourage regulatory arbitrage, incentivising choices of product structures to take advantage of less onerous requirements.
The lack of legislation at the EU level has created unlevel playing field conditions and regulatory arbitrage opportunities.
territories separate by making arbitrage between the exclusive retailers, the main resellers of that type of product, impossible.
In writing.- The European Parliamentary Labour Party agrees that levels of duty set too low encourage cross-border arbitrage and lead to uncontrolled/unlicensed reselling of manufactured tobacco.
ensure international consistency in the treatment of shadow banking and avoid global regulatory arbitrage?
avoid regulatory arbitrage.
In order to prevent friction and regulatory arbitrage, the European Commission is actively engaged in regulatory cooperation both multilaterally and bilaterally.
Provision of the state and arbitrage independent examination of quality
On the economic side, the ALDE Group has emphasised the need to avoid regulatory arbitrage in the financial sector and to address issues
Exclusive distribution already limits arbitrage by customers, as it limits the number of distributors
There are also plans regarding the possible extension of the scope of application of prudential rules to reduce arbitrage risks.
HFT is typically not a strategy in itself but the use of very sophisticated technology to implement traditional trading strategies such as arbitrage and market making strategies.
The EESC therefore points to the need for greater harmonisation to prevent arbitrage and to move towards market integration.
The EESC welcomes the strengthening of the prudential banking framework for limiting contagion and arbitrage risks.