欧州委員会は、スペインの銀行で犯した詐欺の、危険のある優先株式のような金融商品の販売を規制
Bruselas quiere regular la venta de productos como las preferentes
Los bancos deberán informar de los riesgos y adecuar la oferta al tipo de cliente que quiere invertir
Cristina Porteiro Bruselas 26 SEP 2012 - 20:41 CET
Brussels wants to regulate the sale of products as the preferred
Banks must report the risks and adapt supply to the type of customer who wants to invest
Cristina Porteiro Brussels 26 SEP 2012 - 20:41 CET
The European Union has taken note of the scandalous practices of financial institutions over the past years have led to thousands of savers to invest in structured products, bonds and derivatives whose nature and clauses had not been well-defined entities bank. And wants to impose a new regulation to prevent further fraud.
The Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs of the European Parliament on Wednesday approved a proposal to control the sale of these products through new legislation. According to guidelines endorsed by MEPs institutions offering investment instruments shall inform the customer of the type of product you are hiring and tailor it to your needs, so that they can avoid high-risk investments, recommended only for professional clients.
Given the finding that many bank employees placed complex financial products to all types of customers, motivated by bonuses offered by the banks, the European Parliament proposes that entities now stop paying for placement targets and avoid conflicts arising of interest among customers and employees in the financial sector.
The European parliament also wants to curb so-called "high-frequency trading" (automatic operations through systems), which can threaten financial stability and caused resounding thud stock, as the October 1987 Wall Street. Parliament wants to extend the time in which an order is in force in the market, so as to ensure that there is scope to amend errors in financial transactions to avoid losses of great magnitude.
As the reform that is underway in the United States, the objectives are clear: new regulation of financial markets, reduction of systemic risk, more stability in the markets and increase security guarantees for investors. The fact that there is a consensus to reach no consensus on the means to achieve them "is a very important step towards efficient financial markets and transparent in the European Union," the German MEP Markus Ferber. But it remains to be seen whether the proposal will stand the test of fire of the Council.
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