(EU) Nr. 596/2014 10.09.2013 (D) 12.06.2014 (V) | MarktmissbrauchsRiL (Richtlinie 2003/6/EG) aufgehoben durch MAR, MMVO, Marktmissbrauchsverordnung ( Details) | |
2010/78/EU 24.11.2010 (D) 15.12.2010 (V) | MarktmissbrauchsRiL (Richtlinie 2003/6/EG) geändert durch Befugnisse der Europäischen Aufsichtsbehörden, Omnibus I ( Details) Richtlinie 2010/78/EU des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates vom 24. November 2010 zur Änderung der Richtlinien 98/26/EG, 2002/87/EG, 2003/6/EG, 2003/41/EG, 2003/71/EG, 2004/39/EG, 2004/109/EG, 2005/60/EG, 2006/48/EG, 2006/49/EG und 2009/65/EG im Hinblick auf die Befugnisse der Europäischen Aufsichtsbehörde (Europäische Bankenaufsichtsbehörde), der Europäischen Aufsichtsbehörde (Europäische Aufsichtsbehörde für das Versicherungswesen und die betriebliche Altersversorgung) und der Europäischen Aufsichtsbehörde (Europäische Wertpapier- und Marktaufsichtsbehörde) | 




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11.12.2002 |
Kommissionsvorschlag |
KOM (2002) 724 endg. |




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24.10.2002 |
Kommissionsvorschlag |
ABL. EG Nr. C 300, S. 542 |




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19.07.2002 |
Kommissionsvorschlag |
ABL. EG Nr. C 228, S. 19 |




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03.04.2002 |
Stellungnahme des Wirtschafts- und Sozialausschusses |
ABL. EG Nr. C 80, S. 61 |




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14.03.2002 |
Stellungnahme des Europäischen Parlaments - 1. Lesung |
ABL. EG Nr. C 47, S. 511 |




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22.11.2001 |
Stellungnahme der Europäischen Zentralbank |
ABL. EG Nr. C 24, S. 8 |




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01.06.2001 |
Kommissionsvorschlag |
ABL EG Nr. C. 240, S. 265 |




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07.2007 | CESR´s Market Abuse Directive - Level 3 second set of CESR guidance and information on the common operation of the Directive to the market | CESR/06-562b | |
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7/2007 |
Feedback statement |
CESR/07-402 |
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11/2006 |
Public Consultation |
CESR/06-562 |
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04.2005 | CESR´s Market Abuse Directive - Level 3 first set of CESR guidance and information on the common operation of the Directive | CESR/04-505b | |
05.2009 | CESR´s Market Abuse Directive - Level 3 third set of CESR guidance and information on the common operation of the Directive of the market | CESR/09-219 | |
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5/2009 |
Feedback statement |
CESR/09-220 |
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10/2008 |
2nd Public Consultation |
CESR/08-717 |
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5/2008 |
1st Public Consultation |
CESR/08-274 |
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11/2008 |
Open Hearing |
CESR/08-925 |
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Griechenland 02.01.2009 |
A company (the issuer), whose shares are admitted to trading on a regulated market, can buy and hold its own shares for future use as means of payment when acquiring shares of another company. If the holding of these shares turns out to be unnecessary, the issuer can allocate them according to article 3 of Regulation 2273/2003/EC or sell them. When acquiring its own shares under the present AMP, the issuer must comply with articles 4, 5 and 6 of Regulation 2273/2003/EC. Transactions performed under this practice must not lead the issuer to hold at any time more than 10% of its shareholder equity. A decision of the shareholders meeting is required in order the issuer to reallocate the shares to another objective than the one publicly disclosed according to the first paragraph. This decision must be publicly disclosed without undue delay. |
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Portugal 07.08.2008 |
The liquidity contract is the accepted market practice. A public company (the issuer) whose shares are admitted to trading on a regulated market in Portugal may enter into a liquidity contract with a financial intermediary (credit institution or investment company). The issuer places a certain amount of own shares or a certain sum at the disposal of the financial intermediary (FI) so that the latter is able to carry out purchase and sale operations on the spot market on the issuers behalf, on shares issued by itself. |
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Frankreich 22.03.2005 |
A company (the issuer) which shares are admitted to trading on a regulated market can buy and hold its own shares for future use as means of payment when acquiring a company. The issuer can hold the shares without any time limit. If the holding of these shares turns out to be unnecessary, the issuer can allocate them to the objectives mentioned in article 3 of Regulation (EC) n°2273/2003, to another accepted market practice or sell them. |
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Frankreich 22.03.2005 |
A company (the issuer) - which shares are admitted to trading on a regulated market - can conclude a commercial agreement (Liquidity contract) with an Investment Services Provider (ISP) by means of which the issuer has allowed an amount of money and/or a number of shares to the ISP in order to purchase and sell shares on behalf of the issuer. The objectives of the Liquidity contract are to foster the liquidity of trades, to enable regular quotations and to avoid price fluctuations not warranted by market trends |
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Österreich 04.01.2005 |
Members of the Vienna Stock Exchange are allowed to carry out a Valuation transaction by acting for both the buyer and the seller in government bonds and in bonds where they are the issuer or are closely related to the issuer, in order to provide the market with a reference price. |
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Spanien |
A company (the issuer) - whose shares are admitted to trading on a regulated market in Spain can sign a contract (Liquidity contract) with an Investment firm or a credit institution (Financial Intermediary). Within the Liquidity contract it shall be defined the conditions under which the Financial Intermediary will act on behalf of the issuer, buying or selling shares of the latter, with the only aim of enhancing the liquidity of the transactions and the regularity of the quotation of the shares of the issuer within the limits established in the authorisation from the Shareholders General Meeting to transact business on the own shares of the issuer. |
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