Examples of using Market fragmentation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The main risks relate to non-uniform application of the rules, market fragmentation and a renationalisation of competition policy.
noise emissions of recreational marine engines and avoid market fragmentation and possible barriers to trade;
ultimately reduce market fragmentation.
interoperable, in order to prevent market fragmentation.
A related issue is that market fragmentation may undermine the representativeness of on-exchange prices which have traditionally served as an anchor for“best execution” policies.
diverging national rules and regulations lends itself to market fragmentation.
This pan-European fund of funds should help to overcome market fragmentation and attract private investors to the EU venture capital asset class.
The analysis which the Commission has carried out is probably most significant when it comes to underlining market fragmentation and the scope for savings from further integration.
help identify cases of market fragmentation.
Another piece of good news is that market fragmentation has fallen from 6% to 5.
Compared with the US, Europe not only spends much less on defence, but the market fragmentation further limits our resulting operational capabilities.
address this sector in order to avoid market fragmentation and to promote greater convergence
Market fragmentation has, however, led to poor post-trade transparency in over-the-counter(OTC) trades
in order to overcome market fragmentation and increase competition in the sector.
the problems identified included entry barriers, market fragmentation and the high degree of concentration among issuers
Establishing a strong internal market for security by: overcoming the market fragmentation, strengthening of the industrial basis,
notably by eliminating market fragmentation;
These funds are among the most active cross-border investors, but market fragmentation is still a prevalent issue in the European asset management sector.
One of the Green Paper's goals is to reduce the market fragmentation in retail financial services.
exacerbating market fragmentation.