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- SFTR Reporting - European Securities and Markets Authority
When reporting, counterparties should take also into account the Guidelines on reporting, the validation rules applied by TRs, as well as the ISO 20022 XML schemas to ensure that reporting is performed according to the SFTR regime, including the specifications of the Technical Standards on reporting and data collection, verification
- ESMA35-335435667-6253 Final Report on the Technical Standards . . .
On 16 July 2024, ESMA published a Consultation Paper to seek stakeholders’ views on ESMA’s proposals for this RTS The consultation period closed on 16 October 2024 ESMA received 43 responses, 4 of which were confidential The answers received are available on ESMA’s website 2 unless respondents requested otherwise Contents
- ESMA considering clarification to naming rules after green bond backlash
ESMA has been engaging with national regulators ahead of an October deadline for them to confirm whether they plan to comply with the rules, and will publish a table of which intend to comply after the date has passed Karlsson also addressed a recent criticism that the Luxembourg regulator CSSF levelled at the rules
- ESMA Releases Proposed Rules for Regulation of ESG Ratings Providers
Alongside the release of the draft RTS, ESMA launched a consultation on the proposed new rules, which will remain open until June 20, 2025 ESMA added that it expects to publish a final report and submit the draft RTS to the Commission for adoption in October 2025 Click here to access the consultation paper on the new RTS
- ESMA Guidelines on ESG or sustainability-related fund names - Guide on . . .
These were originally published on 14 May 2024 and translated into all EU languages on 21 August 2024 The ESMA Guidelines apply from 21 November 2024 for new funds and from 21 May 2025 for existing funds (more information available in this blog post) Due to their nature as non-binding guidance issued by ESMA, national regulators can chose to
- CNMV - ESMA
The ESMA has, in contrast with the EBA and the EIOPA, some direct supervisory powers that would help to achieve the supervisory convergence in the EU, such as the collecting and analysing consumer trends, the monitor of the new and existing financial activities, the issue of warning in the event that a financial activity poses a serious threat
- EU: ESMA makes recommendations to simplify ESG disclosure rules for . . .
The report includes recommendations to the European Commission for potential amendments to BMR Level 2 measures, including streamlining the ESG disclosure requirements to alleviate regulatory burden (e g , replacing the obligation to disclose on all ESG factors listed in Annex II of Delegated Regulation 2020 1816 to only those that are relevant
- ESMA Releases Draft Rules to Regulate ESG Ratings Providers Under New . . .
ESMA’s draft rules clarify that this separation must not be “superficial” or “mere legal formalities ” A public consultation is now open until June 20, 2025, with a final report and formal submission to the Commission expected by October 2025 Sustainability Disclosures: A New Enforcement Era
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