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)

Art. 87 Derivatives transactions intended to reduce risks

(Art. 98 para. 3 Fin­MIA)

De­riv­at­ives trans­ac­tions in­ten­ded to re­duce risks are dir­ectly as­so­ci­ated with the busi­ness activ­ity, li­quid­ity man­age­ment or as­set man­age­ment of the non-fin­an­cial coun­ter­party if they:

a.
serve to hedge the risks of a change in value of as­sets or li­ab­il­it­ies which the non-fin­an­cial coun­ter­party or its group can reas­on­ably be con­sidered to hold, in keep­ing with its busi­ness activ­ity;
b.
serve to hedge the risks to the value of as­sets and li­ab­il­it­ies that res­ult from in­dir­ect re­per­cus­sions of fluc­tu­ations in in­terest rates, in­fla­tion rates, cur­rency move­ments or cred­it risks;
c.
are re­cog­nised as hedging trans­ac­tions ac­cord­ing to an ac­count­ing stand­ard that is re­cog­nised un­der Art­icle 1 of the Or­din­ance of 21 Novem­ber 201228 on Re­cog­nised Ac­count­ing Stand­ards; or
d.
are con­cluded as fixed hedging trans­ac­tions in the con­text of the man­age­ment of busi­ness risks (port­fo­lio hedging or macro hedging) or are con­cluded ac­cord­ing to the ap­prox­im­a­tion meth­od (proxy hedging) in keep­ing with re­cog­nised in­ter­na­tion­al stand­ards.

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