Examples of using Abuse directive in English and their translations into Polish
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is seeking to update the framework created by the market abuse directive.
These rules are formulated in such a way that they are consistent with the Market Abuse Directive, and do not apply to financial instruments which are already covered by that Directive. .
also those concerning the market abuse directive that Commissioner Barnier will present before the end of the year,
The MiFID and the Market Abuse Directive, with their strict rules on conflicts management and disclosure
Taken together, the MiFID and the Market Abuse Directive and their implementing measures will represent a significant step forward in creating a European-level regulatory framework for avoiding, managing
For example, for the violation of insider dealing under the Market Abuse Directive, only 12 Member States provide for sanctions corresponding at least to the benefit derived from the violation.
Adopted in early 2003, the Market Abuse Directive(MAD) 2003/6/EC introduced a comprehensive framework to tackle insider dealingabuse..">
to monitor for abuses under the Market Abuse Directive MAD.
Whereas the market abuse directive only covers financial instruments traded on regulated markets,
Committee of European Securities Regulators(CESR) on administrative measures and sanctions as well as criminal sanctions available in Member States under the market abuse directive(MAD)5.
The Market Abuse Directive and its implementing Directives 2003/124/EC[13] and 2004/72/EC[14],
false rumours to drive down the price of a security, is already prohibited under the Market Abuse Directive 2003/6/EC1.
The Market Abuse Directive and its implementing measures are not restricted to investment firms within the meaning of MiFID[15]
The most important is the Market Abuse Directive("MAD") which- together with its implementing Regulation
The Market Abuse Directive(MAD) aims to increase investor confidence
extent of the supervisory powers of Member States under the Market Abuse Directive 6 and on the options
the Market Abuse Directive 2003/6/EC which prohibits short selling which is used to manipulate the market
For instance, the valuable mapping exercise carried out by the CESR Review Panel in June 2007 on the powers of the supervisors pursuant to the Prospectus and Market Abuse Directives reveals wide differences between Member States in this area.
II- a proposal on Market Abuse Directive(MAD) COM(2011)