Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Regulatory arbitrage in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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address systemic risk concerns and make future regulatory arbitrage more difficult.
have already done in the area of OTC derivatives regulation to avoid the risk of regulatory arbitrage.
The issue of level playing field among financial institutions may become increasingly relevant within the proposed framework and the risk of regulatory arbitrage should be avoided as much as possible.
More generally, the ECB sees a potential risk of regulatory arbitrage between AIFMs, insurance companies
Uniform application of legislation avoids the danger(which is considerable in financial markets) of regulatory arbitrage and so end users will have the advantage of uniform cross-border benchmarks.
provide incentives to restructure groups with a view to regulatory arbitrage between capital regimes.
result of macro-prudential restrictions, the more room there is for regulatory arbitrage.
the consequent risks of regulatory arbitrage and evasion 2.
discretions as one reason for competitive distortions and regulatory arbitrage, thus as a hindrance for the efficient functioning of the single market.
to avoid possible regulatory arbitrage and potential adverse effects on the level playing field.
the benefits of CCP clearing and may lead to regulatory arbitrage between groups of market participants.
a consistent approach is essential in order to avoid regulatory arbitrage in the Member States and competition distortion in the various markets.
On the economic side, the ALDE Group has emphasised the need to avoid regulatory arbitrage in the financial sector
Such a regulatory patchwork can increase administrative costs and potentially encourage regulatory arbitrage, incentivising choices of product structures to take advantage of less onerous requirements.
Further, a consistent approach is essential in order to avoid regulatory arbitrage and since this issue is already covered by the acquis of the existing Market Abuse Directive addressing the problems highlighted in the Impact Assessment can best be achieved in a common effort.
thus contribute to the elimination of regulatory arbitrage opportunities.
in particular to avoid regulatory arbitrage between the sectoral rules
reduce distortions of competition and prevent regulatory arbitrage.
iv. avoid regulatory arbitrage between financial services sectors; v. avoid regulatory arbitrage between MSs; and vi. take into account interests of cross-border workers.
taking into account the need to prevent regulatory arbitrage, the ESAs shall develop draft regulatory technical standards specifying criteria for establishing which arrangements under covered bonds