Examples of using Derivative instruments in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The related derivative instruments.
Derivative instruments for the transfer of credit risk.
Fully or nearly-fully collateralised derivative instruments listed in Annex II;
Derivative instruments for the transfer of credit risk.
Embedded options: Many investors encounter interest management derivative instruments via embedded options.
Derivative instruments for the transfer of credit risk;
This article looks at several ways that both businesses and consumersmanage interest rate risk using various interest rate derivative instruments.
(a) the use of derivative instruments shall be possible insofar as they contribute to a reduction of risks or facilitate efficient portfolio management.
The EESC proposes that the Commission consider the possibility of amending Article 20(1)(d) of the draft directive,which lays down the rules for investing in derivative instruments.
(d) investment in derivative instruments shall be possible insofar as they contribute to a reduction of investment risks or facilitate efficient portfolio management.
In the Republic of Slovenia: tax on income of legal persons,tax on income of individuals, derivative instruments gains tax, tax on property, inheritance and gift tax;
(d) investment in derivative instruments shall be possible insofar as they contribute to a reduction of investment risks or facilitate efficient portfolio management.
Additional structural features as referred to in Article 406(1)(g) of Regulation(EU)No 575/2013 shall include derivative instruments, guarantees, letter of credits and other similar forms of credit support.
Not be invested in derivative instruments except insofar as they contribute to a reduction of investment risks or facilitate efficient portfolio management.
Institutions which do not use models under point 9 may, with the approval of the competent authorities,treat as fully offsetting any positions in derivative instruments covered in points 4 to 7 which meet the following conditions at least:(a).
Investment in derivative instruments shall be possible insofar as such instruments contribute to a reduction in investment risks or facilitate efficient portfolio management.
If the acquisition transaction is executed through derivative instrument, the strike price of that derivative instruments cannot be higher than the existing independent price bid or the last independent trade price executed by the company.
Derivative instruments can play a useful role in allowing the transfer of financial risks within an economy, but as a result of the lack of transparency and regulation, they played an exacerbating role in the financial crisis.
We also need to ensure that the so-called tailor-made derivative instruments allowing companies to hedge against future rises in commodity markets are maintained.
In the Committee's view, experience from the crisis justifies the need for a major curtailment of the current, very broad rule,according to which IORPs can invest in derivative instruments in order to"facilitate efficient portfolio management".
The competent authorities shall allow positions in derivative instruments to be treated, as laid down in points 8, 9 and 10, as positions in the underlying commodity.
(h) Derivative instruments are allowed only for risk hedging purposes, and derivative contracts entered into by the issuer with a derivative counterparty and registered in the cover pool cannot be terminated upon the issuer's insolvency;
In calculating the net position thecompetent authorities shall allow positions in derivative instruments to be treated, as laid down in paragraphs 4 to 7, as positions in the underlying(or notional) security or securities.
The assets are invested in derivative instruments only insofar as they contribute to the reduction of investment risks or facilitate efficient portfolio management;
(c) types of financial instruments, including derivative contracts or derivative instruments for the transfer of credit risk where the transaction, order or behaviour has or is likely or intended to have an effect on spot commodity contracts.
(c) the counterparties to▌derivative instruments are institutions subject to prudential regulation and supervision and belonging to the categories approved by the competent authorities of the MMF's home Member State;
This notably includes derivative instruments for the transfer of credit risk that relate to a financialinstrument referred to paragraph 1 and financial contracts for differences that relate to such a financial instrument. .