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Bonus
Today 07:43
Interesting. Roll on news here
And AFF iron in Cameroon goes to...
Today 07:41
imminent
Today 07:02
Doesn't mean 22nd May then :-)
RE: elliot
Today 00:20
Market making activities – but notification must be
made to the FSA that the market maker intends to
use this exemption not less than 30 calendar
days before it first intends to use it. Those
who would like to use this exemption from 1
November will therefore need to submit their
notification by 1 October. The FSA has stated
that it is its intention to publish the UK procedure
for making such notifications, including the forms
that the FSA will require to be completed, shortly
after mid-September. This will leave little time for
a market maker to finalise its notification and
submit it to the FSA. ESMA has published guidance
in its consultation paper on the market making
exemption (ESMA 2012/580).
made to the FSA that the market maker intends to
use this exemption not less than 30 calendar
days before it first intends to use it. Those
who would like to use this exemption from 1
November will therefore need to submit their
notification by 1 October. The FSA has stated
that it is its intention to publish the UK procedure
for making such notifications, including the forms
that the FSA will require to be completed, shortly
after mid-September. This will leave little time for
a market maker to finalise its notification and
submit it to the FSA. ESMA has published guidance
in its consultation paper on the market making
exemption (ESMA 2012/580).
RE: elliot
Today 00:13
Elliot1,
Rule(s) for confusion
:-) Good night
Rule(s) for confusion
:-) Good night
RE: elliot
Today 00:11
How do you mean?
We know for certain the FCA is under control of the banks.
P.S. Just read something a year old about traders deliberatedly losing on energy to make gains in the financial markets. (no kidding, but lost the link)
We know for certain the FCA is under control of the banks.
P.S. Just read something a year old about traders deliberatedly losing on energy to make gains in the financial markets. (no kidding, but lost the link)
RE: elliot
Today 00:06
From the same website :Exemptions
Market makers and authorised primary dealers may not have to comply with these obligations when undertaking market making activities in those instruments for which they are employing the exemption.
Confusion rules :-)
Market makers and authorised primary dealers may not have to comply with these obligations when undertaking market making activities in those instruments for which they are employing the exemption.
Confusion rules :-)
RE: elliot
Today 00:02
Thanks for that Bonus. Only problem, I see there is that unless we know they have crossed a threshold un reported we can't complain to FCA & as this debate proves we don't have any idea..... Still open to manipulation in my opinion :-)
RE: elliot
Tue 23:56
Got it??
Timing
You must make notifications and public disclosures by 3:30pm local time in the jurisdiction of the relevant trading venue of the instrument following the trading day on which the threshold was reached. All calculations should be made as at midnight of the relevant day3.
IMPORTANT: (link to save)
http://www.fca.org.uk/firms/markets/international-markets/eu/short-selling-regulations/notifications-disclosures
Short Selling – a new regime for notifications and disclosures
Published: 29/03/2013
Timing
You must make notifications and public disclosures by 3:30pm local time in the jurisdiction of the relevant trading venue of the instrument following the trading day on which the threshold was reached. All calculations should be made as at midnight of the relevant day3.
IMPORTANT: (link to save)
http://www.fca.org.uk/firms/markets/international-markets/eu/short-selling-regulations/notifications-disclosures
Short Selling – a new regime for notifications and disclosures
Published: 29/03/2013
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