Examples of using Transparency directive in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Transparency Directive, the Regulation implementing the Prospectus Directive and the Market Abuse Directive should also be revised
upon the observations and analysis contained in the above mentioned Commission report on the operation of the Transparency Directive and the more detailed Commission staff working document which accompanied it.
Further alignment of the prospectus rules with other EU disclosure rules(e.g. the Transparency Directive and the Regulation on key information documents for packaged retail and insurance-based investment products(PRIIPs))
The Transparency Directive obligations are closely connected with requirements set out in other EU texts,
This change brings the Transparency Directive into line with measures already adopted in the United Kingdom
Major measures in this respect included the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive( MiFID), the Transparency Directive, the Market Abuse Directive,
Member States will have to amend In 2005 activities in the securities sector mainly focused on completing the EU regulatory framework by adopting the outstanding Level 2 implementing measures concerning the Market in Financial Instruments Directive and the Transparency Directive.
In reaction to the Commission's infringement procedures, the four Member States have recently amended their respective national laws and have now fully implemented the Transparency Directive.
facts that could potentially influence the price of the underlying securities independently of the disclosure of quarterly information currently required by the Transparency Directive.
In order to achieve this objective, the Transparency Directive requires issuers of securities traded on regulated markets to publish periodic financial information about the issuer's performance over the financial year and on-going information on major holdings of voting rights.
It is important that the Transparency Directive does not provide for any possibility to implement the rules in such a way that a listed company can operate without being under the supervision of any Member State.
Such companies are therefore subject to ongoing disclosure requirements under the Market Abuse Regulation and either the Transparency Directive or the rules of the operator of the SME growth market as required under Directive 2014/65/EU
Currently, the Transparency Directive does not require notification of certain types of financial instruments that do not give the right to acquire voting rights,
The Transparency Directive requires issuers of securities in regulated markets within the EU to ensure appropriate transparency for investors through the disclosure of regulated information and its dissemination to
Fourthly, it appears that the Transparency Directive's obligations need to be adapted to innovation in financial markets
The Transparency Directive has been subsequently amended by Directives 2008/22/EC4
The Transparency Directive is currently unclear with regard to which country is the home Member State for issuers who have to choose their home Member State according to article 2,
This review of the operation of the Transparency Directive shows that there are areas where the regime created by this Directive could be improved,
In addition, the Transparency Directive is the instrument for implementing disclosure obligations under other directives,
In this respect, in the Single Market Act Communication of April 20119, the Commission stated that the Transparency Directive should be revised"in