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MiFID is a commonly used abbreviation for the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive. Markets in Financial Instruments Directive is one of a number of European Union Directives that are being introduced to harmonise laws and regulations in a single market for investment and financial services across all countries in the European Economic Area (the "EEA").
This Directive was to be implemented in legislation of all EU member states with effect from 1 November 2007. However, in the Czech Republic the Directive came into force with amendment to the Capital Market Act, Act No. 256/2004 Coll., with effect from 1 December 2008.
It is unlikely that the way we deal with your investments will change substantially. As many of MiFID's requirements reinforce Best Execution Policy principles, this is consistent with our ongoing commitment to providing a high quality of customer service. However, there will be some changes that you may notice and these are explained below.
Under this Directive, there are two categories of clients:
Information for Retail Clients
Cover letter for Retail Clients (PDF, 177KB)
Best Execution Policy Disclosure Statement (PDF, 111KB)
Conflict of Interest Policy (PDF, 103KB)
Notice in Relation to Designated Investments and Associated Risk (PDF, 156KB)
Information for Professional Clients
Cover letter for Professional Clients (PDF, 176KB)
Best Execution Policy Disclosure Statement (PDF, 111KB)
Conflict of Interest Policy (PDF, 103KB)
Notice in Relation to Designated Investments and Associated Risk (PDF, 156KB)
Current list of investment services provided by HSBC Bank plc - Prague branch