Associated Legislation and Regulation Flashcards
(100 cards)
capital requirements directive (CRD) CRD 4 / Basel 3
make sure banks have adequate capital and managing risks appropriate
pillar 1
capital requirements for credit, market and operational risk
pillar 2
supervisory review - discussion with regulator on whether additional capital should be held
pillar 3
disclosure of risks and risk management to improve market discipline
pillar 4 financial prudence (capital resources of authorised firm > capital adequacy requirement set by FCA)
what is the process of being convicted for misleading statements and impressions
S89-91 FSA 2012 -> criminal offence -> intent -> beyond all reasonable doubt -> 7 years and/or unlimited fine
what is the objective test for money laundering
ought to have had a suspicion, would a reasonable person have reasonably been expected to identify that as a suspicious transaction
what is S52 of the criminal justice act
criminal offence to deal on, encouraging others to deal on, disclosure of inside information:
relates to particular securities or issuers
specific or precise
has not been made public
price sensitive
what does a german firm that has obtained a license to sell securities in germany need to do if it wants to sell securities in UK
notify relevant home regulator, and if granted permission to do so, can passport their services to other EEA member states
what are some defences against misleading statements and impressions
reasonably believed statement or act not false or misleading
acted in conformity with price stabilising rules or control of information rules (chinese wall) or share buyback rules
what is the bribery act 2010
major piece of anti-corruption legislation
what is a STOR
suspicious transaction and order reports (STORs)
-reporting suspicions to the FCA without delay
what is the definition of a collective investment scheme (CIS)
open-ended mutual funds
what are the general offences of money laundering
concealing
arrangements (assisting)
acquiring and/or possessing
money laundering regulations 2017
detailed regulation setting out administrative provisions for companies at risk of handling funds for money laundering (all firms, car dealers, estate agents)
when was mifid created
2007, updated on January 3 2018
mifid || (don’t worry too much about this)
many more trading venues, participants and products brought into scope,
electronic trading
-Organised trading facilities (OTF)
transparency of markets
-expanding beyond equity to bonds and derivatives
investor protection
-banning monetary inducements by certain firms
product intervention
-national regulators can permanently ban products
-position limits for products, such as commodity derivatives
who enforces insider dealing
LSE market operations division monitors transactions,
FCA prosecutes
what are the six principles of data protection
processing must be lawful and fair
purposes of processing must be specified, explicit and legitimate
personal data must be adequate, relevant and not excessive
data must be accurate and kept up to date
data must not be kept for any longer than is necessary
data must be processed in a secure manner
what can be the punishment for knowingly prejudicing an investigation (money laundering)
five years and/or unlimited fine
what are SYSC with regards to money laundering
high level rules and guidance for authorised firms
what is the maximum penalty for misleading statements and impressions under S89-91 FSA 2012 in the magistrates court and the crown court
magistrates court: six months imprisonment and/or £5,000 fine
crown court: seven years and/or unlimited fine
what part of the law is insider dealing prosecutable under
S52 criminal justice act 1993
switzerland mifid
no (haven’t signed up), turkey no either
NCA
national crime agency
what is the legislation regarding the funding of terrorism
terrorism act 2000 and anti-terrorism crime security act 2001
what powers does the counter terrorism act 2008 give HMT
customer due diligence and monitoring
systematic reporting
limiting or ceasing business
what is triggered at 30% ownership of company
mandatory takeover bid, shareholder has to offer to buy all remaining shares, said to have effective control over business, can block resolutions and general meetings