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• W3125647412 abstract "The article investigates the current state of economic and legal support for the use of binary options as financial instruments. On the basis of the conducted research, the concept of binary option as derivative security and the financial instrument is specified, the main types of binary options are distinguished. Also, the article investigates features of the functioning of the binary options market through online trading platforms. The legal nature of the binary option as a derivative of security and a financial instrument (item 5 of Part 5 of Article 3 of the Law of Ukraine “On Securities and the Stock Market”) is specified. There is no comprehensive list of such securities in the legislation. That is, based on the features of the binary option (timeliness; purchase or sale of any of the financial instruments, including those that provide cash payment; no actual purchase of securities, currency or precious metals, raw materials; availability of a certain fixed condition at the time conclusion of the transaction; short-term and speculative nature of the financial transaction; trading on online platforms). The concept of a binary option has been clarified, namely: this is the type of options contract (contract) under which the payment will depend entirely on the result of the offer, yes or no, usually related to whether the price of a particular asset such as a stock or commodity will rise above or will decrease below the amount indicated. Unlike traditional options, when such an agreement is concluded, no actual purchase of a security, precious metal, raw materials is made, but a bid is made to increase or decrease the price of the asset for a certain time. Based on an analysis of EU law, including the MIFID, it is determined that binary options refer to derivative financial instruments. The peculiarities of economic and legal regulation of the binary options market are investigated by the European Securities Market Supervision Authority (ESMA). There is a lack of proper regulation and control over the binary options market by the state in Ukraine, which in turn led to an outflow of tens of millions of dollars from the Ukrainian economy and causing significant financial losses to traders. The article argues the feasibility of adopting a special law on the market for binary options based on the experience of the Federal Republic of Germany to protect Ukrainian traders. Keywords: binary option, financial instrument, trader, trading online platforms, ESMA, MIFID." @default.
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• W3125647412 title "TO THE QUESTION ON ECONOMIC AND LEGAL SECURITY OF THE USE OF BINARY OPTIONS AS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS" @default.
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