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SPECIALISTS IN REGULATIONS AND TRANSACTIONS ON THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
OUR PRACTICE AREAS Asset Management & Pension Sector – advising among others asset managers and pension funds on regulatory and supervisory matters, product development, investment management, custody, investment structures, governance and pension agreements. Banks, Finance Products & Intermediaries - advising among others banks, consumer credit firms and intermediaries on regulatory and supervisory matters, including capital adequacy and conduct of business rules, risk management, governance and assisting in finance transactions.
Insurance & Derivatives – advising among others insurers and re-insurers on regulatory and supervisory matters, including new solvency and conduct of business rules. Advising various market participants on risk management and derivatives contracts. Payments & Financial Instruments Infrastructure – advising among others national and international financial services firms, payment services providers and trading platforms on regulatory and supervisory matters, documentation and clearing and settlement.
Securities Markets & Investment Firms – advising among others listed companies, shareholders and other financial markets parties, including brokers and dealers, on securities laws and supervisory matters, capital markets transactions and public takeover bids.
Please contact us on +31 (0)20 348 52 00 or at info@fmlawfirm.eu for further information.
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Parliamentary Investigation on the role of the Dutch Government in the financial crisis (Updated 21 April 2012)
By FMLAThe second report of the Parliamentary Committee De Wit on the role of the Dutch government in the financial crisis has been published on 11 April 2012 concluding that deficiencies occured in the manner in which the Dutch government accounted for its crisis intervention measures towards Dutch Parliament ... Dutch legislative proposal AIFM Directive submitted to Dutch Lower House
By FMLAOn 19 April, 2012, the Dutch Minister of Finance has submitted to the Dutch Lower House the Dutch legislative proposal implementing the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive in Dutch law. As a result of that proposal, a very large number of currently exempted fund managers will become subject to supervision. ... Brief minister Kamp over wetsvoorstel tot wijziging Wet BPF 2000 en WvB
By FMLAMinister Kamp heeft bezwaren geuit tegen het amendement-Omtzigt, behorende bij het wetsvoorstel tot wijziging van de Wet Bpf 2000 en de Wvb. ... Minister of Finance announces measures to improve the quality of financial advice
By FMLANew measures have been announced by the Dutch Minister of Finance in order to improve the quality of financial advice rendered by persons that qualify as advisor under Dutch regulations. ... The AFM is working together with a number of insurance companies to improve the information provision to consumers
By FMLAThe Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets has joined forces with twelve insurance companies in order to improve the quality of information provision to consumers by insurance companies.... Consultation oversight links between retail payment systems
By FMLANew standards are introduced in order to enhance the oversight on euro retail payment systems. On 23 March 2012, the European Central Bank (“ECB”) has announced a public consultation of the new “oversight expectations for links between retail payment systems”. ... Ministry of Finance gives nuanced views on alledged mistakes made by pension fund sector in selection of IRS and swaptions
By FMLAOn 5 April 2012 the Ministry of Finance wrote a letter to Dutch Parliament on the application of risk management techniques through derivatives by Dutch pension funds. The Minister comments on a letter sent by the Dutch Central Bank to the Minister on the subject matter of use of derivatives by pension funds. ... Introduction of European regulatory framework to increase safety and efficiency of securities settlement in Europe
By FMLAThe European Commission has proposed a European regulatory framework for bringing more safety and efficiency to securities settlement in Europe. ... AFM acknowledges ESMA guidelines for automated trading and announces policy rule
By FMLAIn a press release published on 2 April 2012, the Dutch AFM explicitly acknowledges the guidelines recently published by ESMA on automated trading and announces publication of an AFM policy rule in that connection.... |
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