Übersetzung für "Market intermediaries" in Deutsch

Market intermediaries already quote prices for allowances offered or bid for.

Market intermediaries quote prices for allowances offered or bid for.

Proportionality of these instruments is ensured by providing leverage through market-based intermediaries.

Relevant data could also be collected by relevant market participants or intermediaries.

A number of organised exchanges across Europe are offering platforms for trading allowances and a number of other market intermediaries, such as brokers, are also active in the market.

In the first year of operations, 2005 – at least according to World Bank data – 320 million allowances are reported to have been traded via market intermediaries, valued at more than EUR 6 million.

The EESC has called for urgent clarification of the status of labour market intermediaries and online platforms, as well as an investigation into the contractual status of crowd workers and other new forms of work and employment relationships.

However, the Commission considers that aid measures for the clients using these structures can help stimulate a market for innovation intermediaries, and indirectly support them.

New businesses could also be created in the sector of market intermediaries in the allowance market (bringing together buyers and sellers of emission allowances, collecting and publishing price and trading volume data on a regular basis, etc.).

Furthermore, the implementation of emissions trading will create new employment opportunities in the service sector for activities in support of the new EU-wide market for allowances, e.g. market intermediaries.

The transparency of such transfers should be ensured and may be carried out in a manner that is mutually convenient, including by means of auctioning, the use of market intermediaries acting on an agency basis, or by way of bilateral arrangements.

A Capital Markets Union should enhance the flow of capital - through efficient market infrastructure and intermediaries - from investors to European investment projects, improving allocation of risk and capital across the EU and, ultimately, making Europe more resilient to future shocks.

A solution advocated by the EESC would be to create an "information intermediaries" market, separate from the market of more conventional capital and risk intermediaries markets (usually: banks, management companies, brokers specialising in derivatives, etc.).

The initiative and the impact assessment are the result of an extensive dialogue and consultation with all major stakeholders, including securities regulators, market participants (issuers, intermediaries and investors), and consumers.

The initiative and impact assessment is the result of an extensive and continuous dialogue and consultation with all major stakeholders, including securities regulators, market participants (issuers, intermediaries and investors), and consumers.

Such transfers may be carried out in a manner that is mutually convenient, including by means of auctioning, the use of market intermediaries acting on an agency basis, or by way of bilateral arrangements.

Clarification of the status of labour market intermediaries and online platforms is urgently required to enable them to be identified in the official statistics, to track their growth and establish which standards, obligations, liabilities and rules of operation should apply and which regulatory bodies should be responsible for inspection and enforcement.

It is important, in this context, to allow unrestricted access to the market by intermediaries and other persons who may not have obligations arising from a greenhouse gas permit under this proposal, but whose inclusion will add liquidity to the market.

Such market intermediaries will facilitate price discovery, and the installations with obligations under this Directive will be able to benefit from the greater liquidity and flexibility offered.

Invitations to participate in the survey were sent out to 517 companies, government bodies, industry associations, market intermediaries and NGOs (Non-Governmental Organisations).

This proposal and its impact assessment are the result of an extensive and continuous dialogue with all major stakeholders, including securities regulators, market participants (issuers, intermediaries and investors), and consumers.

However, ii the circumstances of the transaction or the nature of the securities makes it difficult even impossible to execute orders on an organized market, financial intermediaries may act as counterpanies to their clients or offset orders outside the market, provided that they ensure that this does not prejudice their clients' inter ests, and provided that they are in a position to reply to any request on the pan ol the competent authorities as regards the justification for, the number of, and the conditions applying to,.transactions carried out in this manner.