Bekendtgørelse om investorbeskyttelse ved værdipapirhandel | B20220019105 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse om investorbeskyttelse ved værdipapirhandel

A securities dealer must act honestly, fairly, and professionally, put customers’ interests first, and give customers required information about services, risks, costs, and suitability.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
B20220019105
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
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appropriateness test broker-dealer obligations cross-selling customer information customer reporting execution only investment services marketing communications penalties professional client classification retail customer disclosures sale of financial instruments suitability assessment suitability test supervision

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A securities dealer must act honestly, fairly, and professionally, put customers’ interests first, and give customers required information about services, risks, costs, and suitability. Certain financial firms must document suitability and ensure retail customers provide accurate portfolio information; securities dealers must ask about customer knowledge and experience and assess whether the product or service is appropriate. Værdipapirhandleren skal vurdere kundens samlede hensigtsmæssighed ved krydssalg og give tydelig besked, hvis et produkt eller en tjenesteydelse ikke er hensigtsmæssig eller ikke kan vurderes på grund af mangelfulde oplysninger. Der er også en “execution only”-undtagelse til § 13, hvis flere betingelser er opfyldt. Værdipapirhandlere must report services to customers, keep a register of certain requests, review compliance procedures at least yearly, and follow special rules when instructions come through another securities dealer.