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

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 201230 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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