Romcapital is a Romanian investment firm established in 1996. It has headquarters in Timisoara and branches in Bucharest, Sibiu, Satu Mare, and agencies in Cugir and Oradea. Romcapital is authorized to provide various financial investment services and trades financial instruments on the Bucharest Stock Exchange and Sibiu Stock Exchange. It aims to help clients achieve their investment goals through high-quality services.
20180821 vfa investor_protection_consultationpaperSilvan Mifsud
This document from the Malta Financial Services Authority proposes additional regulations for initial virtual financial asset offerings to better protect investors. It suggests that custody of assets and funds be handled by an independent third party. It also proposes that issuers disclose progress against stated milestones and that retail investors be limited to a €5,000 maximum investment per issuer per year. Feedback on the proposals is requested by August 31st.
Technology plays both a facilitating and mitigating role in money laundering risks. On one hand, technology enables new methods of money laundering like through electronic currencies and online banking. On the other hand, financial institutions rely on technology like transaction monitoring software to comply with anti-money laundering regulations and identify suspicious transactions. However, software alone is not a complete solution and well-trained staff are still needed to analyze transactions. New technologies also pose challenges as money laundering risks can change, and rules trying to define what constitutes suspicious activity can sometimes be abstract.
In cooperation with The Legal 500 and Slaughter and May as lead contributing editor, Carsted Rosenberg has contributed with the Danish chapter on securitisation and the Danish securitisation market. The country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Securitisation laws and regulations that may occur in Denmark. For other jurisdictions, please refer to the contributions prepared by CMS for Austria, Norton Rose Fulbright for Canada, Dentons for Germany, Mayer Brown for Hong Kong, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu for Japan, GSK Stockmann for Luxembourg, Morgan & Morgan for Panama, LECAP for Russia, Yulchon for South Korea, Lenz & Staehelin for Switzerland and Paksoy for Turkey. To learn more about securitisation law in Denmark or to access the entire Securitisation Contry Comparative Guide 2020, please click on the inks to the Q&A section:
Hatstand Snaphot - Extraterritorial Reach of the MiFID ReviewSilvano Stagni
The document discusses the extraterritorial reach of MiFID II/MiFIR regulations on entities located outside of the European Union. It notes that even if entities are not directly subject to MiFID rules, they may still be impacted in some ways due to business relationships with EU-based entities that are subject to MiFID. Specifically, it discusses impacts on data reporting requirements, transaction reporting, and best execution obligations when some entities in the transaction chain are located outside of the EU. The document also addresses product governance and research unbundling requirements that may apply to non-EU firms depending on their business activities and relationships within the EU.
Asia Counsel Insights gives readers a concise insight into legal and business developments in Vietnam. This edition has news on the long awaited new Decree 118 implementing the Law on Investment; new SBV circular on the use of cheques; and new penalties in the consumer protection regime.
The document is a confidential information memorandum for Project Emission Saver, which provides an overview of DK Group NA NV and its potential private offering of securities. It discloses that Handelsbanken Capital Markets has been retained as the exclusive financial advisor for the transaction. The memorandum also outlines various legal disclaimers and notices regarding the information provided, distribution restrictions, forward-looking statements, and the contact point for any inquiries.
20180821 vfa investor_protection_consultationpaperSilvan Mifsud
This document from the Malta Financial Services Authority proposes additional regulations for initial virtual financial asset offerings to better protect investors. It suggests that custody of assets and funds be handled by an independent third party. It also proposes that issuers disclose progress against stated milestones and that retail investors be limited to a €5,000 maximum investment per issuer per year. Feedback on the proposals is requested by August 31st.
Technology plays both a facilitating and mitigating role in money laundering risks. On one hand, technology enables new methods of money laundering like through electronic currencies and online banking. On the other hand, financial institutions rely on technology like transaction monitoring software to comply with anti-money laundering regulations and identify suspicious transactions. However, software alone is not a complete solution and well-trained staff are still needed to analyze transactions. New technologies also pose challenges as money laundering risks can change, and rules trying to define what constitutes suspicious activity can sometimes be abstract.
In cooperation with The Legal 500 and Slaughter and May as lead contributing editor, Carsted Rosenberg has contributed with the Danish chapter on securitisation and the Danish securitisation market. The country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Securitisation laws and regulations that may occur in Denmark. For other jurisdictions, please refer to the contributions prepared by CMS for Austria, Norton Rose Fulbright for Canada, Dentons for Germany, Mayer Brown for Hong Kong, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu for Japan, GSK Stockmann for Luxembourg, Morgan & Morgan for Panama, LECAP for Russia, Yulchon for South Korea, Lenz & Staehelin for Switzerland and Paksoy for Turkey. To learn more about securitisation law in Denmark or to access the entire Securitisation Contry Comparative Guide 2020, please click on the inks to the Q&A section:
Hatstand Snaphot - Extraterritorial Reach of the MiFID ReviewSilvano Stagni
The document discusses the extraterritorial reach of MiFID II/MiFIR regulations on entities located outside of the European Union. It notes that even if entities are not directly subject to MiFID rules, they may still be impacted in some ways due to business relationships with EU-based entities that are subject to MiFID. Specifically, it discusses impacts on data reporting requirements, transaction reporting, and best execution obligations when some entities in the transaction chain are located outside of the EU. The document also addresses product governance and research unbundling requirements that may apply to non-EU firms depending on their business activities and relationships within the EU.
Asia Counsel Insights gives readers a concise insight into legal and business developments in Vietnam. This edition has news on the long awaited new Decree 118 implementing the Law on Investment; new SBV circular on the use of cheques; and new penalties in the consumer protection regime.
The document is a confidential information memorandum for Project Emission Saver, which provides an overview of DK Group NA NV and its potential private offering of securities. It discloses that Handelsbanken Capital Markets has been retained as the exclusive financial advisor for the transaction. The memorandum also outlines various legal disclaimers and notices regarding the information provided, distribution restrictions, forward-looking statements, and the contact point for any inquiries.
IDFC Floating Rate Fund_Key information memorandumTesssttest
This document provides key information about the IDFC Mutual Fund's Floating Rate Fund. It includes details such as the name and addresses of the mutual fund and its trustees, as well as instructions on how investors can obtain further documents like the Scheme Information Document and Statement of Additional Information from the fund house website or investor service centers. The document also summarizes that the Scheme particulars have been prepared according to SEBI regulations and that the units being offered have not been approved or disapproved by SEBI.
This document provides guidance from the Ministry of Finance in Vietnam on applying international accounting standards for the presentation of financial statements and disclosures of financial instruments. It defines key terms related to financial instruments such as financial assets, financial liabilities, derivatives, amortized cost, and fair value. It also provides guidance on classification of financial instruments, recognition and measurement, and disclosure requirements. The purpose is to standardize practices in Vietnam according to international standards.
In this edition of Regulatory Focus, the experts in Duff & Phelps round up the latest news and publications issued by the Financial Conduct Authority. Read more
Rules need further reforms for smooth global trade financeM S Siddiqui
The beauty of modern trade finance is extending financing without a mortgage or third-party guarantee as those have in-built methods of security. BB's both-way payment method reforms are a major change in the foreign exchange policy. These conservative policies are not in conformity of trade finance of globally accepted standards. Both rules need further reform to allow smooth trade finance of other countries.
The Capital Assistance Program (CAP) is a new Treasury program that provides capital to qualifying financial institutions, and does not replace the Capital Purchase Program (CPP). To be eligible for CAP, an institution must be considered viable by its federal banking regulator and be a bank, bank holding company, or savings and loan holding company organized in the US. CAP applications will be accepted until May 25, 2009, and Treasury will work with the regulators to process applications quickly while determining final investment decisions. The terms of CAP investments will vary depending on the amount and needs of the institution.
The document summarizes StockHit, an online trading platform for the Bucharest Stock Exchange. It provides the following key points:
1) StockHit is a leading trading platform in Romania, distinguished by its advanced technology and ability to send market data in real time securely.
2) The platform allows users to perform stock transactions in real time over the internet for all listed companies on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
3) Security features include encrypted communication, customized authentication, and data protection using modern storage techniques.
General discussion-abap-tips-1222362261851517-8wingsrai
This document provides tips and tricks for ABAP development. It discusses using ZMD_CONSTANT to define reusable constants, using change documents to track changes to code, implementing search helps for custom tables, using ALV grids for reports, and various debugging and programming techniques. Examples are provided and suggestions from other developers are included at the end.
The document summarizes current trends in European technology transfer as presented by Stephane Mottola from FIST SA. FIST SA is a technology transfer company in France that works with the public research organization CNRS. Mottola discusses that European countries have differing negotiation styles and cultural variables that impact deal-making. However, technology transfer deals have become more harmonized in Europe in terms of structure, legal and intellectual property aspects.
This document discusses Open SQL and internal tables in ABAP. It provides examples of using SELECT statements to retrieve data from database tables into internal tables, work areas, and result sets. It also covers topics like joins, subqueries, aggregates and more. Key points include using SELECT to retrieve single or multiple records, selecting specific columns, and joining data from multiple tables.
Phoebe Taylor meets and marries Otto Cawcutt after only knowing him for a short time. They have a daughter, Lexi, who Otto dotes on while Phoebe focuses on her career. Years later, Phoebe becomes pregnant with twins despite Lexi's reluctance to have siblings who take attention from her parents. The family adjusts to life with the new additions.
The document defines and provides details on banking and other financial services that are subject to service tax in India. Key services include financial leasing, credit cards, merchant banking, asset management, custodial and depository services, and advisory services. The value of taxable services includes fees, interest charges, and commissions. Certain exemptions apply for agreements signed prior to the July 2001 introduction of the service tax on banking and financial services.
This document outlines the memorandum and articles of association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. Key points include:
- The company was corporatized and demutualized pursuant to the Stock Exchanges (Corporatization, Demutualization and Integration) Act of 2012.
- The main objectives of the company are to operate as a stock exchange and regulate trading of various financial securities, and to develop and modernize facilities for trading, clearing and settlement of securities.
- The company has the power to make rules and regulations governing its operations and members, admit members, and charge fees for use of its facilities and services.
This document outlines the memorandum and articles of association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. It describes the company as limited by shares and corporatized/demutualized under the Stock Exchanges Act of 2012. The key points are:
- The company's name and registered office location.
- The company's main objectives are to operate as a stock exchange, regulate securities trading, and facilitate a fair and transparent market.
- Numerous ancillary objectives that support the main goals, such as making rules/regulations, resolving disputes, investing funds, and promoting professional standards.
This document outlines the memorandum and articles of association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. Key points include:
- The company was corporatized and demutualized pursuant to the Stock Exchanges (Corporatization, Demutualization and Integration) Act of 2012.
- The main objectives of the company are to operate as a stock exchange and regulate trading of various financial securities, and to develop and modernize facilities for trading, clearing and settlement of securities.
- The company has the power to make rules and regulations governing its operations and members, admit members, and charge fees for use of its facilities and services.
This document is the Memorandum and Articles of Association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited (PSX). Some key points:
- PSX was corporatized and demutualized pursuant to the Stock Exchanges (Corporatization, Demutualization and Integration) Act of 2012.
- The main objects of PSX are to operate as a stock exchange and regulate trading of various financial securities. This includes admitting securities for trading, facilitating trading both electronically and physically, and maintaining fair and transparent markets.
- Ancillary objects allow PSX to make rules for members, levy fees, resolve disputes, invest funds, promote the exchange and capital markets, provide training, and generally support its operations
This document outlines the memorandum and articles of association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. It describes the company as limited by shares and corporatized/demutualized under the Stock Exchanges Act of 2012. The key objectives of the exchange are to regulate securities trading, maintain orderly markets, protect investors, and facilitate capital raising. It has powers to make rules for members, listings, trading, and dispute resolution. The exchange aims to develop the capital markets and promote transparency, integrity and professional standards.
The Financial trading companies operating in Bangladesh were dealing such transaction without explicit law or policy of legality of transfer of right over the invoice. The conservative foreign exchange law has indirect restriction on many transactions of foreign currency of modern days.
Bangladesh Bank have filled up the legal gap through the FE circular no 43 dated 17 November 2019 titled "Discounting of direct or deemed export bills - transfer of right". It has granted general permission for assigning rights to the dues at maturity of a usage bill of export from Bangladesh in favor of a license bank / financial institution abroad by paying usance bill in full, final and without recourse.
The document discusses the key aspects of the Indian financial system including its features, constituents, importance and objectives. It describes the various types of financial institutions and markets in India such as commercial banks, stock exchanges, mutual funds, insurance companies, development banks, and non-banking financial corporations. It also covers the roles and functions of major regulatory bodies like RBI, SEBI, IRDA, FMC and PFRDA. Overall, the document provides a comprehensive overview of the Indian financial system, its components and their functions in supporting economic development.
IDFC Floating Rate Fund_Key information memorandumTesssttest
This document provides key information about the IDFC Mutual Fund's Floating Rate Fund. It includes details such as the name and addresses of the mutual fund and its trustees, as well as instructions on how investors can obtain further documents like the Scheme Information Document and Statement of Additional Information from the fund house website or investor service centers. The document also summarizes that the Scheme particulars have been prepared according to SEBI regulations and that the units being offered have not been approved or disapproved by SEBI.
This document provides guidance from the Ministry of Finance in Vietnam on applying international accounting standards for the presentation of financial statements and disclosures of financial instruments. It defines key terms related to financial instruments such as financial assets, financial liabilities, derivatives, amortized cost, and fair value. It also provides guidance on classification of financial instruments, recognition and measurement, and disclosure requirements. The purpose is to standardize practices in Vietnam according to international standards.
In this edition of Regulatory Focus, the experts in Duff & Phelps round up the latest news and publications issued by the Financial Conduct Authority. Read more
Rules need further reforms for smooth global trade financeM S Siddiqui
The beauty of modern trade finance is extending financing without a mortgage or third-party guarantee as those have in-built methods of security. BB's both-way payment method reforms are a major change in the foreign exchange policy. These conservative policies are not in conformity of trade finance of globally accepted standards. Both rules need further reform to allow smooth trade finance of other countries.
The Capital Assistance Program (CAP) is a new Treasury program that provides capital to qualifying financial institutions, and does not replace the Capital Purchase Program (CPP). To be eligible for CAP, an institution must be considered viable by its federal banking regulator and be a bank, bank holding company, or savings and loan holding company organized in the US. CAP applications will be accepted until May 25, 2009, and Treasury will work with the regulators to process applications quickly while determining final investment decisions. The terms of CAP investments will vary depending on the amount and needs of the institution.
The document summarizes StockHit, an online trading platform for the Bucharest Stock Exchange. It provides the following key points:
1) StockHit is a leading trading platform in Romania, distinguished by its advanced technology and ability to send market data in real time securely.
2) The platform allows users to perform stock transactions in real time over the internet for all listed companies on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
3) Security features include encrypted communication, customized authentication, and data protection using modern storage techniques.
General discussion-abap-tips-1222362261851517-8wingsrai
This document provides tips and tricks for ABAP development. It discusses using ZMD_CONSTANT to define reusable constants, using change documents to track changes to code, implementing search helps for custom tables, using ALV grids for reports, and various debugging and programming techniques. Examples are provided and suggestions from other developers are included at the end.
The document summarizes current trends in European technology transfer as presented by Stephane Mottola from FIST SA. FIST SA is a technology transfer company in France that works with the public research organization CNRS. Mottola discusses that European countries have differing negotiation styles and cultural variables that impact deal-making. However, technology transfer deals have become more harmonized in Europe in terms of structure, legal and intellectual property aspects.
This document discusses Open SQL and internal tables in ABAP. It provides examples of using SELECT statements to retrieve data from database tables into internal tables, work areas, and result sets. It also covers topics like joins, subqueries, aggregates and more. Key points include using SELECT to retrieve single or multiple records, selecting specific columns, and joining data from multiple tables.
Phoebe Taylor meets and marries Otto Cawcutt after only knowing him for a short time. They have a daughter, Lexi, who Otto dotes on while Phoebe focuses on her career. Years later, Phoebe becomes pregnant with twins despite Lexi's reluctance to have siblings who take attention from her parents. The family adjusts to life with the new additions.
The document defines and provides details on banking and other financial services that are subject to service tax in India. Key services include financial leasing, credit cards, merchant banking, asset management, custodial and depository services, and advisory services. The value of taxable services includes fees, interest charges, and commissions. Certain exemptions apply for agreements signed prior to the July 2001 introduction of the service tax on banking and financial services.
This document outlines the memorandum and articles of association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. Key points include:
- The company was corporatized and demutualized pursuant to the Stock Exchanges (Corporatization, Demutualization and Integration) Act of 2012.
- The main objectives of the company are to operate as a stock exchange and regulate trading of various financial securities, and to develop and modernize facilities for trading, clearing and settlement of securities.
- The company has the power to make rules and regulations governing its operations and members, admit members, and charge fees for use of its facilities and services.
This document outlines the memorandum and articles of association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. It describes the company as limited by shares and corporatized/demutualized under the Stock Exchanges Act of 2012. The key points are:
- The company's name and registered office location.
- The company's main objectives are to operate as a stock exchange, regulate securities trading, and facilitate a fair and transparent market.
- Numerous ancillary objectives that support the main goals, such as making rules/regulations, resolving disputes, investing funds, and promoting professional standards.
This document outlines the memorandum and articles of association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. Key points include:
- The company was corporatized and demutualized pursuant to the Stock Exchanges (Corporatization, Demutualization and Integration) Act of 2012.
- The main objectives of the company are to operate as a stock exchange and regulate trading of various financial securities, and to develop and modernize facilities for trading, clearing and settlement of securities.
- The company has the power to make rules and regulations governing its operations and members, admit members, and charge fees for use of its facilities and services.
This document is the Memorandum and Articles of Association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited (PSX). Some key points:
- PSX was corporatized and demutualized pursuant to the Stock Exchanges (Corporatization, Demutualization and Integration) Act of 2012.
- The main objects of PSX are to operate as a stock exchange and regulate trading of various financial securities. This includes admitting securities for trading, facilitating trading both electronically and physically, and maintaining fair and transparent markets.
- Ancillary objects allow PSX to make rules for members, levy fees, resolve disputes, invest funds, promote the exchange and capital markets, provide training, and generally support its operations
This document outlines the memorandum and articles of association for Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. It describes the company as limited by shares and corporatized/demutualized under the Stock Exchanges Act of 2012. The key objectives of the exchange are to regulate securities trading, maintain orderly markets, protect investors, and facilitate capital raising. It has powers to make rules for members, listings, trading, and dispute resolution. The exchange aims to develop the capital markets and promote transparency, integrity and professional standards.
The Financial trading companies operating in Bangladesh were dealing such transaction without explicit law or policy of legality of transfer of right over the invoice. The conservative foreign exchange law has indirect restriction on many transactions of foreign currency of modern days.
Bangladesh Bank have filled up the legal gap through the FE circular no 43 dated 17 November 2019 titled "Discounting of direct or deemed export bills - transfer of right". It has granted general permission for assigning rights to the dues at maturity of a usage bill of export from Bangladesh in favor of a license bank / financial institution abroad by paying usance bill in full, final and without recourse.
The document discusses the key aspects of the Indian financial system including its features, constituents, importance and objectives. It describes the various types of financial institutions and markets in India such as commercial banks, stock exchanges, mutual funds, insurance companies, development banks, and non-banking financial corporations. It also covers the roles and functions of major regulatory bodies like RBI, SEBI, IRDA, FMC and PFRDA. Overall, the document provides a comprehensive overview of the Indian financial system, its components and their functions in supporting economic development.
The document discusses accounting for financial instruments and transactions. It defines different categories of financial assets and liabilities, including those held for trading, measured at fair value through profit/loss, available for sale, and held-to-maturity. It provides details on initial recognition, derecognition, reclassification, and measurement of financial instruments. Examples are provided to illustrate accounting entries for purchases and sales of various financial assets.
Chapter XI: Financial services chapterBalo English
This document defines key terms used in Chapter 11 on financial services. It defines terms like cross-border financial services, financial institutions, financial services, new financial services, and more. It also outlines the scope of Chapter 11 and how it relates to other chapters on investment and cross-border trade in services. The document establishes national treatment, most-favored-nation treatment, and market access obligations for financial institutions and cross-border trade in financial services. It also covers treatment of new financial services.
Asia Counsel Insights gives readers a concise insight into legal and business developments in Vietnam. This edition has news on the issuance of covered warrants; amended decree on stamp duties; business license fees and standards assessment business.
The document provides an overview of various financial services and concepts:
- It defines financial services and lists examples like banks, insurance companies, and investment funds.
- It also covers concepts like financial markets, instruments, products, and institutions. Specific financial services like leasing, hire purchase, factoring, and venture capital are explained.
- Regulations and types of mutual funds, housing finance, and the insurance industry in India are summarized as well.
The document defines key terms related to financial systems and markets. It explains that a financial system allows the transfer of money between lenders and borrowers and consists of financial institutions, markets, instruments, and services. Financial institutions provide services like acting as intermediaries between lenders and borrowers. Major types include depository institutions like banks, contractual institutions like insurance companies, and investment institutions. Financial markets allow trading of securities and commodities at low costs. They facilitate processes like resource transfer and capital formation. Common financial instruments include cash instruments like stocks and bonds, as well as derivative instruments.
securitization and musyarakah+murabahah and ijarahmandalina landy
The document discusses various aspects of Islamic capital markets including key components, Shariah compliant stocks, Islamic funds, and sukuk. It also covers securitization in Islamic finance, explaining different types of securitization such as for musharakah, murabahah, and ijarah. Securitization involves evaluating risks, designing credit enhancement structures, and pricing residual risk. Benefits include risk distribution and specialization. Certain conditions must be met for various structures to be Shariah compliant.
This document defines key terms related to capital markets and securities regulation in Kuwait. It begins by defining terms like "Authority" (Capital Markets Authority), "Board" (Authority's Board of Commissioners), "Stock Market", "Broker", "Investment Advisor", and "Security". It then describes the objectives and responsibilities of the Authority and its Board of Commissioners in organizing and regulating Kuwait's capital markets. It also establishes the Authority's legal department and addresses its financial matters like budget, revenues, and financial year.
In a highly technical field, it is important for applicants for Public Procurement Projects to have the necessary bespoke support for a correct and complete bid.
The document provides an overview of the Indian financial system. It discusses that the financial system includes financial intermediaries like banks, mutual funds, and insurance companies; financial markets like money markets, capital markets, and derivatives markets; and financial assets/instruments like equity, debt, and indirect securities. The financial system mobilizes savings from households and channels them to corporations and governments through these various institutions and markets, in order to facilitate capital formation and meet short and long-term financing needs.
This document provides an investor awareness guide for trading stocks on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX). It outlines important responsibilities and requirements for investors including knowing your broker and ensuring they are properly registered, filling out standardized account opening forms correctly, understanding how customer funds and securities are segregated, how to place trading orders, and important rights for investors like receiving trade confirmations and account statements. The guide aims to educate investors and ensure they take a prudent approach when trading stocks on the PSX.
The document is a request for proposal from StockHolding Corporation of India Ltd seeking a consultant to advise on and manage the process of disinvesting StockHolding's 2.5% stake in the National Stock Exchange of India. Key details include:
- StockHolding currently holds a 5% stake in NSE and wants to disinvest 2.5% of this through a transparent competitive bidding process.
- The consultant will be responsible for structuring the transaction, identifying potential investors, marketing the stake for sale, managing the bidding process, and assisting with completion of the sale.
- The consultant will be selected through a two-stage bidding process and paid a success fee equal to a percentage of the
The securities contracts regulation act hardcopyDharmik
This document provides an overview of the Securities Contracts Regulation Act (SCRA) presented by a group of students. It defines securities and discusses key aspects of the SCRA, including:
- The SCRA empowers the central government or SEBI to recognize stock exchanges, approve exchange rules/bylaws, regulate listings, and register intermediaries.
- Contracts must occur through a recognized stock exchange in notified states/areas to be legal. Contracts in violation of exchange rules are void.
- The government can prohibit contracts in certain securities to prevent speculation and require licensing of dealers in some non-notified states.
- Listing on an exchange provides liquidity, mobilizes
StockHit World Equity is an online investment platform that allows trading of stocks from over 11,000 companies across 23 of the most important global stock exchanges. The platform offers CFD instruments which allow going long (buying) or short (selling) positions without owning the underlying asset. It provides research tools, historical data, analyst estimates and financial analysis for all tradable stocks and funds. The platform aims to provide traders with a comprehensive single site for conducting research and trading global equities.
This document provides an overview of Romcapital, a financial investment company operating in Romania since 1996. It offers the following services:
- Intermediation of transactions on the Romanian stock exchanges in Bucharest and Sibiu for stocks, bonds, funds, and derivatives.
- International trading in over 155 currency pairs, 40 European options, forwards, CFDs, futures, and stocks.
- Portfolio management on a discretionary basis.
- Consultancy services for individuals and companies regarding the capital market, mergers and acquisitions, public offerings, and investment recommendations.
- Depositary and account statement services through integration with the Romanian Central Depositary and Sibiu Depositary.
Romcapital is a Romanian capital market company established in 1996 and authorized to conduct financial intermediary activities. It offers a complete range of financial and investment services, including intermediation of various financial instruments on Romanian and international markets, derivatives, currency exchange, consultancy, and more. Romcapital aims to adapt continuously to legal and client needs. It provides competitive trading commissions without additional costs, advanced technology, real-time market access and data, portfolio management tools, and specialized analysis reports from experts.
StockHit World is an online trading platform that allows trading of over 155 currency pairs, 6000 stock CFDs, 850 ETFs, 450 futures contracts, and commodity CFDs on international markets. The platform offers direct market access, low spreads and commissions, and stability during volatile markets. It can be accessed through desktop, web, or mobile platforms and allows customization of the workspace and use of technical tools. Opening a demo account is recommended to learn the platform before trading with real money.
This document summarizes a new Forex trading platform called StockHit World. It offers standard Forex pairs and real-time quotes. The platform aims to simplify Forex trading with easy-to-use tables and standardized expiration dates. Live quotes, delta sensitivity and real-time calculations help traders make decisions. Basic information on trading pairs, expiration dates, and legal disclaimers is also provided.
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direct user of Bucharest Stock Exchange
member of National Society for Clearing Discount and Depositing (NSCDD)
shareholder of National Association of Securities Dealers and BSE Association
shareholder of Bucharest Stock Exchange
shareholder of Romanian Clearing House
member of Sibiu Monetary –Financial and Commodities Exchange
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PRINCIPAL SERVICES (services and investment activities):
taking and transmitting orders related to one or several financial instruments
executing orders for clients
making transactions for its own account
administrating portfolios
investment consulting
registering financial instruments and/or placing financial instruments on the basis
of a firm engagement
placing financial instruments without a firm engagement
administrating an alternative transaction system
RELATED SERVICES:
keeping safely and administrating financial instruments on client's account,
including custody and services related to this, such as administrating funds or
guarantees
offering credits or loans to investors so thai they should be able to make
transactions with one or several financial instruments, if the company offers the
credit or loan, it is involved in those transactions
offering consulting services to entities regarding capital structure, industrial
strategy and related aspects and consulting services regarding fusions and
acquisitions of some entities
currency exchange services related to investments services offered
research for investments and Financial analysis other means of general
recommendation regarding transactions with financial instruments
services regarding registration on the basis of a firm engagement
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4. RELATED SERVICES:
services and investment activities as well as related services like those stipulated in
points 1 and 2 letters a - f related to active support of the following derived
instruments, if they are related to the provisions regarding the investment services
and connected ones
options, futures contracts, swaps, forward contracts on interest rate and
any other derived contracts related to merchandise that needs to be settled
up in monetary funds or can be settled up in monetary funds at the request
of one of the parties (differently from non-payment or other incident
leading to annulment)
options, futures contracts, swaps and any other derived contracts related to
merchandise that can be physically settled up if traded on a regulated
market and/or within an alternative transaction system
options, futures contracts, swaps, forward contracts and any other derived
contracts related to merchandise that can be physically settled up, not
included in letter g.2 without commercial aims, having the features of other
derived financial instruments, considering, among others, whether they
are compensated or settled up by the intermediary of recognized
compensating houses or whether they are subject to appeals in margin on a
regular basis
options, futures contracts, swaps, forward contracts on interest rate and
any other derived contracts related to weather variables, freight, approvals
for substances emissions or inflation rates or other official economic
indicators that must be settled up in monetary funds or can be settled up in
this manner at the request of one of the parties (differently from
non-payment or other incident leading to annulment), as well as any other
derived contracts related to assets, rights, duties, index or indicators not
included in this definitions, presenting the features of other derived
financial instruments., taking into account, among others, whether they are
traded on a regulated market or within an alternative transaction system
and are compensated and settled up by recognized compensating houses or
whether they are subject to appeals in margin on a regular basis
Key Market Operations:
intermediary for the first electronic auction on the capital market carried on in
Romania (January 2000)
30 successful selling and buying public offers for both individuals and legal bodies
the intermediary of 10 privatizations for AVAS
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5. SSIF Romcapital SA, is authorized by the Romanian National Securities Commission
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the NSC and operates on the following markets:
Bucharest Stock Exchange, Carol I Boulevard no. 34-36, tel,: 004021/3079500
Monetary, Financial and Commodities Stock Exchange Sibiu, MihaiJ Kogataiceanu
street no. 2, tel. 0040269/211799
International markets
The following financial instruments can be traded on these markets: bonds, shares,
preference rights, futures contracts, options, Forex, CFDs, funds.
Ways to contact SSIF ROMCAPITAL:
in person at the headquarters or at the branch offices and agencies
electronically accessing the website of the company
by phone on the numbers above
Ways of communication:
it is possible to communicate with the company or request documents or other
information in English and Romanian
orders can be communicated in person, online, or by phone (if any authorization
for this purpose exists)
the confirmation of the transactions is communicated in person, by maii and
electronically
the frequency of the reports to clients: monthly or whenever necessary
SSIF Romcapital offers to its customers the possibility to view in real-time quotes of
the financial instruments both on the business premises of the company and also
electronically via its own platforms so that it is the basis of the clients' decision to
invest besides other technical or financial information which are made available
customers can ask for the issuance of account statements at the head office of the
brokerage firm, and also at all other establishments, in person, by a power of
attorney or guardianship obtained at the city hall of residence for people who can't
go personally
Securities and other financial instruments mediated by SSIF Romcapital SA, are issued by
the exclusive registration into the account and can't be traded except by specific
procedures of this form. The customer agrees not to apply for any securities in physical
form.
The company does not pay interest to the existing amounts in the balance of the current
account opened at SSIF Romcapital SA.
The information submitted by the brokerage firm to its clients must give them the
possibility, based on this information, to make investment decisions, to react quickly in
relation to current or potential losses and reflect on the consistency between the objective,
the proposed investment strategy and their available portfolio.
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7. SSIF will provide the necessary information to its customers as soon as possible in order to
allow them to make advisedly investment decisions.
If it executes the customer orders. SSIF must take all necessary measures in order to
achieve the best possible results for its clients, taking into consideration the price, costs,
speed and probability of execution and settlement, volume, nature of the transaction or
any other relevant characteristics for the execution of the order. If the client sends a
specific instruction, SSIF is obliged to execute the order according to that instruction.
The clients' orders are submitted to execution both at the head office of the company in
Timisoara and also at the 3 branches in Bucharest, Sibiu and Satu-Mare, where the trade is
made both on the BSE and SIBEX trading systems.
In the case of transactions with derivative financial instruments, SSIF will open a margin
account for derivative financial instruments on behalf of the natural persons or corporate
bodies for which it will fulfill transactions with such instruments and will create and sign
the order forms for such transactions.
For the customers for which SSIF Romcapital SA provides portfolio management services,
the frequency of the assessment of the portfolio will be half-yearly, the assessment
consisting of the comparison between the market value of the portfolio when the
assessment is being made and the value from the previous assessment. In calculating the
market value of portfolio, the paid financial Instruments are also taken into consideration,
but which are not included in the portfolio on the valuation date. In the event of delegation
of the client portfolio management, the brokerage firm will require the written agreement.
Investments in financial instruments carry certain risks of loss of the invested capital and
SSIF ROMCAPITAL SA undertakes no liability for any losses that may result.
SSIF ROMCAPITAL SA, does not guarantee the customer, verbally or in writing, any Fixed
amount or yield on customer's investment by financial instruments.
To help preventing investor’s losses in case of financial problems related to the SSIF
regarding their inability to return the funds and / or financial assets, the Compensation
Fund was established to provide a compensation for the clients in limit of 11.000 Euro in
2010, and this limit will be increased each year.
SSIF leaders and also ASTF are obliged to ask, to know, and communicate to their
customers information related to the significant holding of shares, their status in
companies traded on the stock market, the conditions in which they may come into a
conflict of interests with another brokerage firm or another of its clients.
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8. Where conflicts of interest can't be avoided or managed in accordance with the internal
independent policy, SSIF will not provide financial investment services as a counterparty
of the client or in the customer's name in front of who it is, directly or indirectly, in a
conflict of interest, taking into account also the interests which arise from transactions
within its group, only if it has disclosed in advance to the customer the nature and extent
of its interest, either in writing or by telephone and only if the client has agreed to enter
into a transaction under the outlined conditions. The informing and consent of the client
will be registered with the brokerage firm, including magnetic media if the communication
is made by telephone.
Any additional details relating to policy regarding the conflicts of interest will be made
available to the customer whenever he requests, on a durable medium or through
websites.
Working procedures under which the brokerage firm conducts its business are designed to
ensure confidentiality of the data and information related to the customers of the
company, the confidentiality of transactions and services provided and also to avoid the
appearance of conflicts of interest between the company's clients or between the
brokerage company and its clients.
SSIF shall inform clients or potential clients / concerned persons, in written, that collected
personal data will not be used and processed without their express consent only for
the purpose of providing financial investment services.
In the event of conflicts related to the customer-broker or client-SSlF relationship,
regarding the way of execution of the orders, how to send data to the client and any other
issues related to the correctness of the performed operations, the client may appeal to the
members of the Internal Control Department mentioned above.
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