Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Prospectus approved in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The cost of preparing and getting a prospectus approved compared to the current costs;
that companies wanting to raise capital among the public have to disclose information in a prospectus approved by the competent authority.
That prospectus must be the same as the prospectus approved by the authority referred to in Article 20.
Floresteca offered securities(interest certificates) to the public without a prospectus approved by the AFM.
If the tokens qualify as a security, a prospectus approved by the AFM is compulsory- to the extent that no exception or exemption applies.
A company that wants to offer securities to the public needs a prospectus approved by the AFM.
Nor do they publish a prospectus approved by the Financial Services and Markets Authority(FSMA), as required for each public offering of investment vehicles in Belgium.
the content and the dissemination of a prospectus approved by a competent authority.
No cases are known where a prospectus approved by the control authority has been the subject of a civil law suit on the grounds that it contained incomplete or misleading information.
Article 5:2 of the Wft stipulates that it is prohibited to offer securities in the Netherlands without having made a prospectus approved by the AFM publicly available.
One of its major achievements is the introduction of a"passport mechanism": the prospectus approved by the competent authority in one Member State is valid for public offers
Possibility to offer or admit securities to trading on the basis of a simple notification of the prospectus approved by the home competent authority;
A voluntary prospectus approved by the competent authority of the home Member State,
A study or survey will have to be launched to gather formation on the cost of preparing and getting a prospectus approved compared to the current costs.
Regulated markets in Europe wishing to trade the securities are required to accept the prospectus approved by the issuer's home country competent authority.
admit securities to trading on the basis of a simple notification of the prospectus approved by the home competent authority.
admission to trading in States other than the home Member State) the prospectus approved by the home competent authority is accepted in all Member States concerned without the need for provision of additional information or approval of this information.
The main goal of this Directive is to create a true European passport for issuers by giving Community-wide validity to the prospectus approved by the issuer's home Member State supervisor.
the Member State concerned may deem a prospectus approved by the competent authorities within the meaning of Article 20 to comply with its laws.
after 1 July 2005, the admission to trading on that other regulated market was subject to a prospectus approved and published in accordance with Directive 2003/71/EC;
for issuers by giving, Community-wide validity to the prospectus approved by the issuer's home competent authority,
the necessary steps to follow to get a prospectus approved, as different approaches by competent authorities exist in Member States.
Where in accordance with Article 18 of Directive 2003/71/CE the competent authority of the home Member State notifies the competent authority of the host Member State with a certificate of approval in relation to a prospectus or a base prospectus approved before 1 July 2012, the competent authority of the home
The number of prospectuses approved under the various regimes of the Prospectus Directive
All prospectuses approved shall remain publicly available for at least 10 years after their publication on the websites specified in paragraphs 2 and 6.
Furthermore, the data gathered in the storage mechanism will allow ESMA to establish detailed statistics on prospectuses approved in the EU and to draw up an annual report.
Very significant market potential as approximately 70% of all equity prospectuses approved annually concern"secondary issuances",
Furthermore, ESMA will have to publish every year a report containing statistics on the prospectuses approved and notified in the Union and an analysis of trends taking into account the types of issuers and issuances.
The number of prospectuses approved annually under the two disclosure rules for secondary issuances
The data gathered in the storage mechanism will allow ESMA to establish detailed statistics on prospectuses approved in the EU and draw up an annual report that should be granular enough to identify trends