Ordinance
on Financial Market Infrastructures and Market Conduct in Securities and Derivatives Trading
(Financial Market Infrastructure Ordinance, FinMIO)

English is not an official language of the Swiss Confederation. This translation is provided for information purposes only and has no legal force.

of 25 November 2015 (Status as of 1 August 2021)


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Art. 58k Small DLT trading facilities

(Art. 73f Fin­MIA)

1 A DLT trad­ing fa­cil­ity is deemed to be small if the fol­low­ing thresholds are un­der­cut in re­la­tion to DLT se­cur­it­ies:

a.
An­nu­al trad­ing volume: CHF 250 mil­lion;
b.
Cus­tody volume: CHF 100 mil­lion; and
c.
An­nu­al set­tle­ment volume: CHF 250 mil­lion.

2 If a threshold is reached or ex­ceeded, the DLT trad­ing fa­cil­ity must re­port this to FINMA with­in 10 days. It must sub­mit a mod­i­fied ap­plic­a­tion for au­thor­isa­tion as provided for in the Fin­MIA to FINMA with­in 90 days.

3 The trad­ing fa­cil­ity shall no longer be deemed to be small after 90 days from the time at which a threshold is reached or ex­ceeded. The DLT trad­ing fa­cil­ity may, however, con­tin­ue to ap­ply the eased re­quire­ments for small DLT trad­ing fa­cil­it­ies un­til FINMA makes its de­cision on the au­thor­isa­tion ap­plic­a­tion.

4 Where this serves the pro­tect­ive pur­pose of the Fin­MIA, FINMA may pro­hib­it the DLT trad­ing fa­cil­ity from ad­mit­ting fur­ther par­ti­cipants un­til the de­cision is made on the ap­plic­a­tion for au­thor­isa­tion.

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