Examples of using Agents de in English and their translations into German
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Only the"agents de change" and their representatives may deal on the exchange.
As on the official market, business is handled by"agents de change" and their clerks.
Agents de change" are appointed by the Minister for Economic Affairs and Finance.
This council also determines which"agents de change" shall assemble orders in such bonds.
The"agents de change" may handle securities and foreign exchange business only.
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At the end of1974 the exchange had 26 member firms, called"agents de change agrees en bourse.
The"agents de change" must be distinguished from the"agents de change correspondants.
In the event of the insolvency of a member firm of the Compagnie nationale all"agents de change" accept joint.
Each exchange keeps a list of"agents de change" and"agents de change correspondants" admitted to it.
Each of the French stock exchanges in existence in 1961 was maintained by an association of brokers"compagnie des agents de change.
This is in the first place a representative organization for the"agents de change" and"agents de change correspondants.
The"agents de change" are supervised by two institutions, the Chambre syndicale and the Government's Commission des Operations de Bourse COB.
These young people are in charge of being'agents de proximité' in isolated rural villages or towns.
Volume of sales of French stocks on the official market at market values 1964-1975 Compagnie des Agents de Change and Henri Brunei.
Owing to the strict monopoly enjoyed by the"agents de change", offfloor business has been unable to attain any great importance in France.
In France for example it is common to use three staff categories:'cadre', referring to management and some professional employees;'ETAM'('employés,techniciens et agents de maîtrise') who are administrative, technical and supervisory staff; and operatives.
Under this procedure one or more"agents de change" act as market makers in securities in which they have applied to the Chambre syndicale for, and been granted, authorization to act as market makers.
Under the reform of 28 December 196 8 these associations wereamalgamated to form the Compagnie nationale des agents de change, the governing body of which is the Chambre syndicale.
In summer 19 76 there were 107"agents de change" in France(78 in Paris, 29 on the provincial exchanges), who worked in 77 firms("charges") and employed a staff of 3 800; the largest firms employ up to 100 persons.
These members, like those in Belgium, are both commission minded and spread minded, in contrast to the"agents de change" in France and Italy who are in principle forbidden to trade on their own account.
Thus not all"agents de change" in Belgium are authorized to forward dealings but only"agents" with more than three years' experience as a member of the stock exchange and with sufficient capital resources; only they may become members of the clearing cooperative and hence authorized to deal on the forward market.
The governing body of thestock exchange has appointed about 40"agents de change" as quotation commissioners, some of whom are themselves members of that body.
Besides their monopoly of trading on a stock exchange, the Belgian"agents de change" also have a monopoly of accepting orders for securities business, although they have to share this monopoly not only with their correspondents but also with the banks.
For instance, in its annual report for 1975 it deplores the conduct of employees of"agents de change" who are said to have repeatedly dealt for their own account in securities in respect of which they held orders from clients.
Attendance of President Mahoney and Judge Van Raepenbusch at the colloquium on‘L'incidence desmodications du statut des fonctionnaires et agents de l'Union européenne sur le contentieux communautaire de la fonction publique', organised by the European Legal Studies Department of the College of Europe in Bruges in collaboration with Professor G. Vandersanden and Mr L. Levi CMS DeBacker.
Intending applicants must be nominated by a retiring"agent de change" and approved by the Chambre syndicale.
Every"agent de change" is given the task of calculating the price of certain securities by the Chambre syndicale.
It is said that only one"agent de change" has gone bankrupt in recent years.
The name"opposition" procedure is said to have arisen because on this market an official of the Chambre syndicale enters the highest buying bids andthe lowest selling offers from the clients of an"agent de change" in a book and every"agent de change" whose name appears in the book has the right to object to("oppose") every price that has been calculated without taking into account his orders.
The transaction must be certified by an"agent de change.