Examples of using Transparency directive in English and their translations into Swedish
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the Internal Market's rapporteur on the transparency directive.
I am delighted in this context to welcome your approval yesterday of two important legislative proposals- the Financial Instruments Markets Directive and the Transparency Directive.
votes were introduced through the Transparency Directive.
However, there are increased costs for cross-border investors resulting from the insufficiently harmonised requirements of the Transparency Directive.
The Committee acknowledges the need to respect them in compliance with the Transparency Directive.
which is Sweden's"officially appointed mechanism" in accordance with the Transparency Directive.
However, the Commission cannot accept any deviation from the procedural rules laid down in the Transparency Directive.
In particular, the Prospectus Directive includes disclosure requirements that are very close to the core area of the Transparency Directive obligations.
Complexity of national measures related to the pricing of medicinal products has increased since 1989, when the Transparency Directive for pharmaceutical products was adopted.
votes were introduced through the Transparency Directive.
In this light the Commission will also examine existing EU rules in the area of pricing and reimbursement Transparency Directive 89/105/EEC.
On 19 October 2001 the Commission sent a reminder to some Member States which had not implemented the Transparency Directive.
At the same time, the Commission presented a proposal revising the Transparency Directive in order to reduce the regulatory burden for small issuers.
The Commission will use the tools of the Transparency Directive more strategically to promote mutual awareness
CESR(ESMA) and ESME reports have been particularly valuable to identify areas of the Transparency Directive with unclear provisions and/or which could be improved.
In this way we will ensure that the transparency directive tools are adapted to improvements in the market.
Therefore, the Commission, on 26 July 2000, adopted an amendment of the Transparency Directive, which requires the separation of accounts for all public service undertakings that also engage in activities open to competition.
An appropriate modification of the Transparency Directive would have been,
Sanctions which are divergent and too weak risk being insufficient to effectively prevent breaches of the Transparency Directive and to ensure effective supervision
The Committee acknowledges the need to respect them in compliance with the Transparency Directive, subject to the above-mentioned comments regarding certain services,