General Regulations

General Regulations
"General Regulations" adopted by the CMF and approved by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance after consultation with the COB and the Banque de France. This document sets out rules for the provision of investment services in France, with the exception of third-party asset management; general structures for regulated markets; and a framework for public offerings. NYSE Euronext Glossary

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