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19/12/2016 2016/1673 2016-1673 Q&A on MiFID II commodity derivatives topics MiFID - Secondary Markets Q&A PDF
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25/03/2020 ESMA32-63-951 Accounting implications of the COVID-19 outbreak on the calculation of expected credit losses in accordance with IFRS 9 Corporate Disclosure, COVID-19 Statement PDF
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01/07/2016 2016/1062 Announcement Alternative Performance Measures Guidelines in force Corporate Disclosure Statement PDF
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01/10/2020 ESMA80-187-610 BMR Brexit Public Statement 2020 Q4 Benchmarks, Brexit Statement PDF
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19/12/2018 ESMA35-43-1328 Brexit Statement- information to clients Brexit, MiFID - Investor Protection Statement PDF
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28/03/2019 ESMA90-1-83 Brexit Update March 2019 Brexit, Credit Rating Agencies, MiFID - Secondary Markets, MiFID II: Transparency Calculations and DVC, Post Trading, Trade Repositories Statement PDF
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07/12/2020 JC 2020 86 ESAs highlight the change in the status of Simple, Transparent and Standardised (STS) securitisation transactions at the end of the UK transition period Brexit, Joint Committee Statement PDF
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29/09/2017 ESMA71-99-602 ESMA appoints new chairs to Standing Committees Board of Supervisors, Corporate Disclosure, Corporate Finance, Corporate Information, Innovation and Products, Market Integrity, MiFID - Secondary Markets, Post Trading Statement PDF
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09/04/2020 ESMA70-155-9817 ESMA postpones the publication dates of the annual transparency calculations for non-equity instruments and for the quarterly systematic internaliser data for non-equity instruments other than bonds COVID-19, MiFID - Secondary Markets, MiFID II: Transparency Calculations and DVC Statement PDF
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13/09/2012 2012/577 ESMA publishes a Q&A on Short-Selling Regulation Short Selling, Market Integrity Statement PDF
108.69 KB		 The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published a Q&A on the Implementation of the Regulation on short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps.The purpose of the Q&A is to promote common supervisory approaches and practices amongst the EU’s national securities markets regulators on the requirements of the Short Selling Regulation once it comes into force on 1 November 2012.  It will also provide clarity on the requirements of the new regime to market participants and investors.Issues addressed by the Q&AThe document provides responses to questions posed by market participants, national securities markets regulators, and the general public in relation to the practical application of the forthcoming Short Selling regime.  It addresses issues related to:•    territorial scope;•    transparency requirements; •    calculation of net short positions;•    uncovered short sales; •    and enforcement regime.Further InformationThe document is likely to be revised and updated before 1 November as new questions are received by ESMA.Technical queries on the application of the new regime should be addressed in writing to shortselling@esma.europa.eu, while further information can be found at http://www.esma.europa.eu/page/Short-selling. Notes for editors1.    Questions & Answers – Implementation of the regulation on short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps.2.    Regulation on short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps.3.    ESMA is an independent EU Authority that was established on 1 January 2011 and works closely with the other European Supervisory Authorities responsible for banking (EBA), and insurance and occupational pensions (EIOPA), and the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB).4.    ESMA’s mission is to enhance the protection of investors and promote stable and well-functioning financial markets in the European Union (EU).  As an independent institution, ESMA achieves this aim by building a single rule book for EU financial markets and ensuring its consistent application across the EU.  ESMA contributes to the regulation of financial services firms with a pan-European reach, either through direct supervision or through the active co-ordination of national supervisory activity.Further information:David CliffeSenior Communications OfficerTel:   +33 (0)1 58 36 43 24Mob: +33 6 42 48 29 06Email: david.cliffe@esma.europa.eu
11/06/2020 ESMA32-334-245 ESMA response to EC Consultation on NFRD Corporate Disclosure, Sustainable finance Statement PDF
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20/12/2017 ESMA70-145-401 ESMA statement for smooth implementation of LEI MiFID - Secondary Markets Statement PDF
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15/07/2020 ESMA71-99-1364 ESMA Statement on Assessment of German Financial Reporting Regime Corporate Disclosure, Guidelines and Technical standards, Press Releases, Supervisory convergence Statement PDF
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25/11/2020 70-155-8842 ESMA statement on DTO Final Brexit, MiFID - Secondary Markets Statement PDF
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15/03/2019 ESMA33-5-735 ESMA statement on the endorsement of UK credit ratings in case of a no-deal Brexit Brexit, Credit Rating Agencies Statement PDF
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19/12/2018 ESMA70-151-2032 ESMA statement recognition of UK CCPs and CSD in no deal Brexit Brexit, Post Trading Statement PDF
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28/09/2020 ESMA77-99-1403 ESMA to recognise three UK CCPS from 1 January 2021 Brexit, CCP Directorate, Post Trading Statement PDF
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31/01/2020 ESMA90-368-186 ESMA- Brexit Update 31 January 2020 Brexit Statement PDF
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07/10/2019 ESMA65-8-6254 ESMA’s Data Operational Plan under a no-deal Brexit scenario on 31 October 2019 Brexit, MiFID - Secondary Markets, MiFID II: Transparency Calculations and DVC Statement PDF
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11/11/2013 2013/1634 European common enforcement priorities for 2013 financial statements Corporate Disclosure, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published its European Common Enforcement Priorities (Priorities) for 2013. These Priorities are to be used by European Economic Area (EEA) national authorities in their assessment of listed companies’ 2013 financial statements. ESMA has defined these Priorities in order to promote the consistent application of IFRS across the EEA. Listed companies and their auditors should take account of the areas set out in the Priorities when preparing and auditing the IFRS financial statements for the year ending 31 December 2013. The Priorities identified refer to the application of IFRS in relation to: • Impairment of non-financial assets; • Measurement and disclosure of post-employment benefit obligations; • Fair value measurement and disclosure; • Disclosures related to significant accounting policies, judgements and estimates; and • Measurement of financial instruments and disclosure of related risks.

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