CONSULTATIONS

The public consultation period begins today and runs until 3 October 2008.

All interested parties are invited to send their comments to the following e-mail address: m&a@c-ebs.org.

Early responses will be greatly appreciated. Comments will be published on CESR's, CEBS', and…

This document is published for consultation. Comments are invited on all aspects of the CESR statement.

The consultation period ends on 12 September 2008. Respondents are invited to send their comments via CESR website (www.cesr.eu) under the section

CESR is continuing in its efforts to prepare ground for convergent implementation and application of the Market Abuse regime by ensuring that a common approach to the operation of the Directive takes place throughout the EU amongst supervisors.

This set of guidance will be published for…

The Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR) and the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) consult jointly on the Joint Call for Technical Advice related to the review under Articles 65(3)(a), (b) and (d) of MiFID and Article 48(2) of the Capital Adequacy Directive (CAD III…

CESR provides in this advice details of its work and conclusions concerning certain third country GAAPs in accordance with a mandate from the European Commission.

This document addresses CESR's work concerning a potential decision on the equivalence of the accounting standards of two of…

In December 2007 the European Commission issued a joint mandate to the Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR) and the European Regulators Group for Electricity and Gas (ERGEG) with a Call for Technical Advice related to Articles 22f and 24f and Recitals 20 and 22 respectively in the…

In September 2007 the EU Commission issued an additional request for CESR to review the role of credit rating agencies (CRAs) as part of its annual report on their compliance with the IOSCO Code.

The purpose of the consultation document published today is to seek comments on the…

In December 2007 the European Commission issued a Call for Technical Advice related to the review under Articles 65(3)(a), (b) and (d) of MiFID and Article 48(2) of the CRD. CESR and CEBS are requested to deliver its technical advice by end-July 2008.

In order to prepare this advice, CESR…

The objective of this advice, subject to consultation, is to assist the European Commission in determining, by 1st July 2008, the equivalence of third country GAAP under the Prospectus and Transparency Directives.

Interested parties are asked to consider the questions in the consultation…

Under the MiFID Directive CESR is responsible for publishing lists for shares admitted to trading on a regulated market, systematic internalisers, multilateral trading facilities, regulated markets and central counterparties.

CESR has so far published a database of shares admitted to…

The Level 3 Committees have identified a comprehensive list of cross-sector areas
for delivery in the period to the end of 2010

At the time of effective implementation of MiFID CESR publishes its work programme for future Level 3 work under MiFID (Q4 2007

This Consultation Paper follows two calls for evidence and a questionnaire on related subjects published earlier in 2007, as well as discussion at a Retail Investor Workshop. It is part of CESR's ongoing work in response to a request for assistance from the European Commission (Commission), and…

Following nearly six years since the creation of CESR (which took place in September 2001), CESR is undertaking a comprehensive review to assess its effectiveness over this period. To do this, CESR publishes today a questionnaire for interested stakeholders to provide CESR with feedback and…

CESR is inviting all interested parties to submit their views regarding the possible CESR Level 3 work it could undertake in relation to the TD and the Level 2 Directive. In particular, responses to the following questions would be especially welcomed:

As previously announced in its public statement (CESR 07-304), CESR is in the process of preparing its second annual report on the credit rating agencies' (CRAs) compliance with the IOSCO Code of Conduct.

To this effect, CESR is publishing today a questionnaire regarding the rating of…

The proposed IA methodology set out in the guidelines is consistent with the European Commission's own IA guidelines. This means that it involves identifying problems relating to institutional objectives, identifying possible solutions (including leaving it to the market to solve), analysing…

CESR issued a call for evidence on 6 February 2007 asking for views on the Commission's questions. The response period closed on 6 March, and CESR has aimed to include the key points from the responses in this consultation paper (CP). The aim of this paper is to set out CESR's views on the…

CESR publishes today a consultation paper entitled: