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This document outlines the policy of MarketAxess firms for managing conflicts of interest in compliance with regulatory requirements across the UK, EU, and Asia. It defines conflicts, provides guidelines for preventing and disclosing conflicts, and emphasizes the responsibility of staff to adhere to ethical standards and prioritize customer interests.

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How to fill out conflicts of interest policy

1. Read the conflicts of interest policy thoroughly to understand its purpose.
2. Gather all necessary information about your potential conflicts of interest, including financial interests, relationships, and other obligations.
3. Identify any personal or financial interests that might conflict with your duties.
4. Complete the required form by detailing your conflicts, ensuring all sections are filled out accurately.
5. Review your form for completeness and clarity before submission.
6. Submit the completed form to the designated individual or committee responsible for reviewing conflicts of interest.
7. Keep a copy of your submission for your records.

Who needs conflicts of interest policy?

1. All employees and board members of an organization.
2. Volunteers and contractors who engage with the organization.
3. Stakeholders who may have relationships or dealings with the organization.

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What is conflicts of interest policy?

A conflicts of interest policy is a guideline that outlines the procedures and requirements for identifying and managing conflicts of interest within an organization to ensure transparency and integrity.

Who is required to file conflicts of interest policy?

Individuals in positions of authority or those who make decisions for the organization, such as board members, executives, and employees, are typically required to file a conflicts of interest policy.

How to fill out conflicts of interest policy?

To fill out a conflicts of interest policy, individuals should disclose any personal, professional, or financial interests that could interfere or appear to interfere with their duties to the organization, completing the required forms accurately and truthfully.

What is the purpose of conflicts of interest policy?

The purpose of a conflicts of interest policy is to prevent any personal interests from influencing the decision-making process of the organization, thereby promoting ethical conduct and maintaining public trust.

What information must be reported on conflicts of interest policy?

Individuals must report potential conflicts such as financial interests, personal relationships, affiliations with other organizations, and any gifts or benefits received that could influence their actions.