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Kodiċi tal-Etika u politika oħra
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Code of Ethics and other policies
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(il‑"Kodiċi"). Illum, sebgħa mill‑banek ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ, inkluż il‑Bank Ċentrali ta' Malta, ħarġu fl-istess ħin Stqarrijiet ta' Impenn għall‑Kodiċi wara li tnejn u għoxrin bank ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ għamlu dan f'Novembru 2017 u fi Frar 2018, rispettivament.
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All central banks in the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (the "Code"). Today, seven of the ESCB central banks, including the Central Bank of Malta, simultaneously issued Statements of Commitment to the Code following 22 ESCB central banks in November 2017 and February 2018, respectively. By issuing these statements, all ESCB central banks demonstrate that they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as foreign exchange market participants and ensuring that their internal practices and processes are aligned with the principles of the Code. With these Statements of Commitment, they emphasise that the principles of the Code are important in promoting the integrity and effective functioning of the wholesale foreign exchange market. To ultimately achieve the objective of the Code, the ESCB central banks will continue to also encourage all foreign exchange market participants to adhere to it.
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(il‑"Kodiċi"). Illum, sebgħa mill‑banek ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ, inkluż il‑Bank Ċentrali ta' Malta, ħarġu fl-istess ħin Stqarrijiet ta' Impenn għall‑Kodiċi wara li tnejn u għoxrin bank ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ għamlu dan f'Novembru 2017 u fi Frar 2018, rispettivament.
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All central banks in the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (the "Code"). Today, seven of the ESCB central banks, including the Central Bank of Malta, simultaneously issued Statements of Commitment to the Code following 22 ESCB central banks in November 2017 and February 2018, respectively. By issuing these statements, all ESCB central banks demonstrate that they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as foreign exchange market participants and ensuring that their internal practices and processes are aligned with the principles of the Code. With these Statements of Commitment, they emphasise that the principles of the Code are important in promoting the integrity and effective functioning of the wholesale foreign exchange market. To ultimately achieve the objective of the Code, the ESCB central banks will continue to also encourage all foreign exchange market participants to adhere to it.
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(il‑"Kodiċi"). Illum, sebgħa mill‑banek ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ, inkluż il‑Bank Ċentrali ta' Malta, ħarġu fl-istess ħin Stqarrijiet ta' Impenn għall‑Kodiċi wara li tnejn u għoxrin bank ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ għamlu dan f'Novembru 2017 u fi Frar 2018, rispettivament.
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All central banks in the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (the "Code"). Today, seven of the ESCB central banks, including the Central Bank of Malta, simultaneously issued Statements of Commitment to the Code following 22 ESCB central banks in November 2017 and February 2018, respectively. By issuing these statements, all ESCB central banks demonstrate that they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as foreign exchange market participants and ensuring that their internal practices and processes are aligned with the principles of the Code. With these Statements of Commitment, they emphasise that the principles of the Code are important in promoting the integrity and effective functioning of the wholesale foreign exchange market. To ultimately achieve the objective of the Code, the ESCB central banks will continue to also encourage all foreign exchange market participants to adhere to it.
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(il‑"Kodiċi"). Illum, sebgħa mill‑banek ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ, inkluż il‑Bank Ċentrali ta' Malta, ħarġu fl-istess ħin Stqarrijiet ta' Impenn għall‑Kodiċi wara li tnejn u għoxrin bank ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ għamlu dan f'Novembru 2017 u fi Frar 2018, rispettivament.
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All central banks in the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (the "Code"). Today, seven of the ESCB central banks, including the Central Bank of Malta, simultaneously issued Statements of Commitment to the Code following 22 ESCB central banks in November 2017 and February 2018, respectively. By issuing these statements, all ESCB central banks demonstrate that they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as foreign exchange market participants and ensuring that their internal practices and processes are aligned with the principles of the Code. With these Statements of Commitment, they emphasise that the principles of the Code are important in promoting the integrity and effective functioning of the wholesale foreign exchange market. To ultimately achieve the objective of the Code, the ESCB central banks will continue to also encourage all foreign exchange market participants to adhere to it.
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Fis‑sistema tal‑SCTs, it‑tariffi jinqasmu bejn iż‑żewġ partijiet u l‑pagament m'għandux jieħu iżjed minn jum biex isir wara li jkun inbeda l‑proċess tal‑pagament. Biex jitwettqu l‑istruzzjonijiet tal‑pagament, in‑Numru Internazzjonali tal‑Kont Bankarju (IBAN) u sal‑1 ta' Frar 2016, il‑Kodiċi li Jidentifika n‑Negozju (BIC), huma meħtieġa.
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The SCT is a credit transfer between one party and another through an intermediary, generally a Payment Services Provider which most likely is a bank. Under the SCTs, charges are shared between both parties and settlement should not take more than the following day after initiating payment. To effect payment instructions, the International Bank Account Number (IBAN) and until 1 February 2016, the Business Identifier Code (BIC), are required. Further details regarding SCT can be found at the EPC website by accessing this link.
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(il‑"Kodiċi"). Illum, sebgħa mill‑banek ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ, inkluż il‑Bank Ċentrali ta' Malta, ħarġu fl-istess ħin Stqarrijiet ta' Impenn għall‑Kodiċi wara li tnejn u għoxrin bank ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ għamlu dan f'Novembru 2017 u fi Frar 2018, rispettivament.
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All central banks in the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (the "Code"). Today, seven of the ESCB central banks, including the Central Bank of Malta, simultaneously issued Statements of Commitment to the Code following 22 ESCB central banks in November 2017 and February 2018, respectively. By issuing these statements, all ESCB central banks demonstrate that they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as foreign exchange market participants and ensuring that their internal practices and processes are aligned with the principles of the Code. With these Statements of Commitment, they emphasise that the principles of the Code are important in promoting the integrity and effective functioning of the wholesale foreign exchange market. To ultimately achieve the objective of the Code, the ESCB central banks will continue to also encourage all foreign exchange market participants to adhere to it.
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Il-banek ċentrali fi ħdan is-SEBĊ huma impenjati ferm għall-appoġġ u l-promozzjoni tal-aderenza għall-Kodiċi fil-ġurisdizzjonijiet tagħhom, li flimkien għandhom rwol ewlieni fis-suq globali tal-kambju.
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The ESCB central banks are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Code in their jurisdictions, which together play a key role in the global FX market. To that end, they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as FX market participants and likewise expect their regular FX trading counterparties to adhere to the Code.
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Il-banek ċentrali fi ħdan is-SEBĊ huma impenjati ferm għall-appoġġ u l-promozzjoni tal-aderenza għall-Kodiċi fil-ġurisdizzjonijiet tagħhom, li flimkien għandhom rwol ewlieni fis-suq globali tal-kambju.
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The ESCB central banks are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Code in their jurisdictions, which together play a key role in the global FX market. To that end, they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as FX market participants and likewise expect their regular FX trading counterparties to adhere to the Code.
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(Kodiċi) u materjal dwar mekkaniżmi ta' aderenza. Din hija inizjattiva globali sinifikanti għall-promozzjoni ta' suq tal-kambju b'saħħtu, ġust, likwidu, miftuħ u trasparenti, bi standards etiċi għoljin li jibbenefikaw minnhom il-parteċipanti kollha fis-suq tal-kambju bl-ingrossa.
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The European System of Central Banks (ESCB) welcomes the publication of the Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (Code) and related adherence mechanisms material. This is a significant global initiative to promote a robust, fair, liquid, open and transparent foreign exchange (FX) market underpinned by high ethical standards which benefits all wholesale FX market participants. Well-functioning financial markets are important to central banks in ensuring a smooth transmission of monetary policy to the real economy, from which all citizens should ultimately benefit.
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Il-banek ċentrali fi ħdan is-SEBĊ jinkoraġġixxu wkoll lill-parteċipanti fis-suq tal-kambju fil-ġurisdizzjonijiet tagħhom sabiex jevolvu l-prattiċi tagħhom, b'tali mod li jkunu konsistenti mal-prinċipji tal-Kodiċi u juru l-impenn tagħhom billi japprovaw l-Istqarrija ta' Impenn annessa mal-Kodiċi.
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The ESCB central banks also encourage FX market participants in their jurisdictions to evolve their practices in such a way that they are consistent with the principles of the Code and to demonstrate their commitment by endorsing the Statement of Commitment annexed to the Code. The ESCB central banks look forward to witnessing the evolution of practices accordingly.
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(il‑"Kodiċi"). Illum, sebgħa mill‑banek ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ, inkluż il‑Bank Ċentrali ta' Malta, ħarġu fl-istess ħin Stqarrijiet ta' Impenn għall‑Kodiċi wara li tnejn u għoxrin bank ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ għamlu dan f'Novembru 2017 u fi Frar 2018, rispettivament.
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All central banks in the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (the "Code"). Today, seven of the ESCB central banks, including the Central Bank of Malta, simultaneously issued Statements of Commitment to the Code following 22 ESCB central banks in November 2017 and February 2018, respectively. By issuing these statements, all ESCB central banks demonstrate that they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as foreign exchange market participants and ensuring that their internal practices and processes are aligned with the principles of the Code. With these Statements of Commitment, they emphasise that the principles of the Code are important in promoting the integrity and effective functioning of the wholesale foreign exchange market. To ultimately achieve the objective of the Code, the ESCB central banks will continue to also encourage all foreign exchange market participants to adhere to it.
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Il-banek ċentrali fi ħdan is-SEBĊ jinkoraġġixxu wkoll lill-parteċipanti fis-suq tal-kambju fil-ġurisdizzjonijiet tagħhom sabiex jevolvu l-prattiċi tagħhom, b'tali mod li jkunu konsistenti mal-prinċipji tal-Kodiċi u juru l-impenn tagħhom billi japprovaw l-Istqarrija ta' Impenn annessa mal-Kodiċi.
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The ESCB central banks also encourage FX market participants in their jurisdictions to evolve their practices in such a way that they are consistent with the principles of the Code and to demonstrate their commitment by endorsing the Statement of Commitment annexed to the Code. The ESCB central banks look forward to witnessing the evolution of practices accordingly.
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L‑istituzzjonijiet ta’ kreditu lokali u l‑Bank Ċentrali ta’ Malta ilhom minn Jannar 2004 jistampaw l‑IBAN u l‑Kodiċi SWIFT tal‑Identifikazzjoni tal‑Bank (BIC) fuq id‑dikjarazzjonijiet ta’ rendikont għall‑klijenti tagħhom.
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The IBAN is a defined standard for bank account numbers that uniquely identify a customer's bank account held at a bank anywhere in the world. IBAN account numbers can only be generated by banks for their customers. Since January 2004, the local credit institutions and the Central Bank of Malta have shown the IBAN and SWIFT's Bank Identifier Code (BIC) on their clients' statements.
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jikkonforma mar‑regoli statutorji u l‑kodiċijiet u prattiċi aċċettati kollha fir‑rigward tas‑saħħa u s‑sigurtà, inkluż il‑Kap. 424 tal‑Att dwar l‑Awtorità għas‑Saħħa u s‑Sigurtà fuq il‑Post tax‑Xogħol;
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complying with all statutory rules and accepted codes and practices relating to health and safety, including the Occupational Health and Safety Authority Act Cap. 424;
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l‑erba’ karattri li jmiss huma l‑ewwel parti tal‑kodiċi SWIFT tal‑identifikazzjoni tal‑bank emittenti;
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the next four characters are the first part of the issuing bank's SWIFT identifier code (BIC);
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Il‑Kodiċi tal-Etika
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Code of Ethics
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Kodiċi Postali *
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Kodiċi SWIFT
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Kodiċi tal‑Pajjiż
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SWIFT Code
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Id‑disgħa u għoxrin bank ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ jinkoraġġixxu lill‑parteċipanti fis‑suq tal‑kambju sabiex iżommu mal‑Kodiċi
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All 29 ESCB central banks encourage foreign exchange market participants to adhere to the Code
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Kodiċi tal-Etika
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Code of Ethics
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Id-Dokument tal-Kodiċi tal-Etika jista' jiġi aċċessat hawn.
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The Code of Ethics Document can be accessed here.
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Il-banek ċentrali fi ħdan is-SEBĊ huma impenjati ferm għall-appoġġ u l-promozzjoni tal-aderenza għall-Kodiċi fil-ġurisdizzjonijiet tagħhom, li flimkien għandhom rwol ewlieni fis-suq globali tal-kambju.
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The ESCB central banks are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Code in their jurisdictions, which together play a key role in the global FX market. To that end, they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as FX market participants and likewise expect their regular FX trading counterparties to adhere to the Code.
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(il‑"Kodiċi"). Illum, sebgħa mill‑banek ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ, inkluż il‑Bank Ċentrali ta' Malta, ħarġu fl-istess ħin Stqarrijiet ta' Impenn għall‑Kodiċi wara li tnejn u għoxrin bank ċentrali fi ħdan is‑SEBĊ għamlu dan f'Novembru 2017 u fi Frar 2018, rispettivament.
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All central banks in the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) are strongly committed to supporting and promoting adherence to the Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (the "Code"). Today, seven of the ESCB central banks, including the Central Bank of Malta, simultaneously issued Statements of Commitment to the Code following 22 ESCB central banks in November 2017 and February 2018, respectively. By issuing these statements, all ESCB central banks demonstrate that they are committed to adhering to the principles of the Code when acting as foreign exchange market participants and ensuring that their internal practices and processes are aligned with the principles of the Code. With these Statements of Commitment, they emphasise that the principles of the Code are important in promoting the integrity and effective functioning of the wholesale foreign exchange market. To ultimately achieve the objective of the Code, the ESCB central banks will continue to also encourage all foreign exchange market participants to adhere to it.