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{{a|regulation|}}When you are Dread Pirate Roberts, on the high seas, in your black-sailed ship, raiding the occasional Spanish galleons, stealing the heart of Princess Buttercup and so forth, occasionally you might take time out to wonder: As I ply my piratey trade, in the squally seas between the nations of Guilder and Florin, offering my services, to local merchants do I become subject to the laws of these lands? Must I register my vessel with the port authorities? Does it make a difference if I anchor a mile outside the territorial boundary, and invite merchants to sail out to see me, for all their synthetic prime brokerage needs? | |||
The buccaneer who asks herself these sorts of thing in considering Florin’s “[[regulatory perimeter]]”. At what point, in my dealings with the people of Florin, do I become subject to the laws, regulations andmost importantly, the permissioning, licensing and authorisation regime of the Florin Financial Services Authority? Must I be registered as a Florinese [[broker-dealer]]? I mean pirate. | |||
{{sa}} | {{sa}} | ||
*[[Cross-border regulation]] | *[[Cross-border regulation]] | ||
*[[Reverse inquiry]] | *[[Reverse inquiry]] | ||