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The parties involved either as a beneficiary or as a decision maker in a reportable transaction with financial instruments will need to be identified with a code: 1. Natural persons with National Identification Code (NIC) 2. Non-natural persons with Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) ...
The parties involved either as a beneficiary or as a decision maker in a reportable transaction with financial instruments will need to be identified with a code: 1. Natural persons with National Identification Code (NIC) 2. Non-natural persons with Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) ...
The parties involved either as a beneficiary or as a decision maker in a reportable transaction with financial instruments will need to be identified with a code: 1. Natural persons with National Identification Code (NIC) 2. Non-natural persons with Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) The rules how ...
The parties involved either as a beneficiary or as a decision maker in a reportable transaction with financial instruments will need to be identified with a code: 1. Natural persons with National Identification Code (NIC) 2. Non-natural persons with Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) ...
As part of the regulatory framework, investment firms are required to report relevant transactions to the national authorities. The parties involved either as a beneficiary or as a decision maker in a reportable transaction with financial instruments will need to be identified with a code: ...
The parties involved either as a beneficiary or as a decision maker in a reportable transaction with financial instruments will need to be identified with a code: 1. Natural persons with National Identification Code (NIC) 2. Non-natural persons with Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) The rules how ...
The parties involved either as a beneficiary or as a decision maker in a reportable transaction with financial instruments will need to be identified with a code: 1. Natural persons with National Identification Code (NIC) 2. Non-natural persons with Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) The rules how ...