Examples of using Derivative instruments in English and their translations into Italian
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Derivative instruments can play a useful role in allowing the transfer of financial risks within an economy,
according to which IORPs can invest in derivative instruments in order to"facilitate efficient portfolio management.
In cases where a netting set of derivatives has a different seniority than those derivative instruments that trade in the market from which LGDmkt is inferred,
emission stakes or derivative instruments form the same to clients
The real risks to global finance were hidden in the derivative instruments relatedto the massive debt portfolios controlled by the“Too Big To Fail” banks withunprecedented political power.
options and other derivative instruments.
non-current financial assets or derivative instruments.
with regard to credit risks of OTC derivative instruments.
such as covered bonds, new eligible issuers within eligible categories of instruments, and derivative instruments, such as money market
they would be bestowed with explicit powers to demand information from any person regarding the positions held in the derivative instruments concerned as well as in emission allowances.
by stakes of issue or relative derivative instruments and that do not provide other investment services
Whereas for Community credit institutions a similar refinement of the supervisory treatment of OTC derivative instruments including the possibility of taking into account the risk reducing effects of supervisorily recognised contractual netting agreements on potential future credit risks can be achieved only by amending Directive 89/647/EEC;
Owing to practical problems involved in separating the asset and liability flows in a meaningful way for some derivative instruments, all financial derivatives transactions in the balance of payments of the economic territory of the participating Member States are being recorded on a net basis for the time being.
the types of derivative instruments, the underlying risks, the quantitative limits and the methods which are chosen in order to estimate the risks associated with transactions in derivative instruments regarding each managed UCITS.
For exposures arising from fully or nearly-fully collateralised derivative instruments(listed in Annex II)
transactions in derivative instruments, establishment and offer of(traditional,
instruments and">stakes of issues and derivative instruments, in such a way as to provide the environment for contracts in conformance with parts II and III;
it created a major conflict of interests for the rating of complex derivative instruments, establishing an unprecedented vicious circle to the detriment of the transparency of the transactions carried out.
attempting to engage in market manipulation in a financial instrument may take the form of using related financial instruments such as derivative instruments that are traded on another trading venue
foreign-exchange-related off balance-sheet items in the form of exchange-traded derivative instruments to which Annex II to Directive 89/647/EEC does not apply.