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28/10/2020 ESMA32-63-1041 Public Statement on the European Common Enforcement Priorities 2020 Corporate Disclosure, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
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30/09/2020 ESMA31-62-1491 Public statement QA update Prospectus Prospectus Statement PDF
93.84 KB
21/07/2020 ESMA32-61-417 Public Statement on supervisory action on accounting for COVID-19 lease modifications COVID-19, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
120.44 KB
09/03/2020 ESMA80-199-332 ESMA Supervision- Annual Report 2019 and Work Programme 2020 Benchmarks, Credit Rating Agencies, Securities Financing Transactions, Securitisation, Trade Repositories Annual Report PDF
825.72 KB
22/10/2019 ESMA32-63-791 European common enforcement priorities for 2019 annual financial reports Corporate Disclosure, IAS Regulation Statement PDF
482.56 KB
15/07/2019 ESMA32-63-743 Considerations on recognition of deferred tax assets arising from the carry-forward of unused tax losses IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
169.19 KB
11/01/2019 ESMA33-128-577 Statement on Securitisation implementation Securitisation Statement PDF
324.46 KB
15/11/2018 ESMA70-145-1081 Annual report on administrative and criminal sanctions and other administrative measures under MAR Market Abuse, Market Integrity Annual Report PDF
158.47 KB
13/11/2018 ESMA33-128-505 Final Technical Advice Securitisation Repositories Fees Securitisation Technical Advice PDF
570.74 KB
26/10/2018 ESMA32-63-503 European common enforcement priorities for 2018 annual financial reports Corporate Disclosure, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
489.61 KB
27/10/2017 ESMA32-63-340 Public Statement on European common enforcement priorities for 2017 IFRS financial statements Corporate Disclosure, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
287.62 KB
10/11/2016 2016-1563 Issues for consideration in implementing IFRS 9: Financial Instruments Audit, Corporate Disclosure, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
256.22 KB
28/10/2016 ESMA/2016/1528 European common enforcement priorities for 2016 financial statements Corporate Disclosure, Corporate Information, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
317.18 KB
20/07/2016 2016/1148 Public Statement Issues for consideration in implementing IFRS 15 IAS Regulation, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
373.45 KB
25/05/2016 2016/724 Requirements for reference data submission under Article 4 MAR Market Abuse, Market Integrity Statement PDF
88.1 KB
18/02/2016 2015/SMSG/036 SMSG Advice on ESEF European Single Electronic Format, Securities and Markets Stakeholder Group SMSG Advice PDF
109.63 KB
27/10/2015 2015/1609 Public Statement- Improving Disclosures Corporate Disclosure, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
169.77 KB
27/10/2015 2015/1608 Public Statement- ECEP 2015 Corporate Disclosure, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
210.15 KB
03/02/2015 2015/224 ESMA’s technical advice on possible delegated acts concerning the Market Abuse Regulation Market Abuse Technical Advice PDF
1021.03 KB		 This advice:•    specifies the MAR market manipulation indicators, by providing examples of practices that may constitute market manipulation as well as proposing “additional” indicators of market manipulation; •    recommends to set the minimum thresholds that exempt certain market participants in the emission allowance market from publicly disclosing inside information at six million tonnes of CO2eq per year and at 2,430 MW rated thermal input;•    suggests the way to determine to which regulator delays in disclosure of inside information needs to be notified.  •    provides clarifications on the enhanced disclosure of managers’ transactions. - ESMA recommends disclosing  any acquisition, disposal, subscription or exchange of financial instruments of the relevant issuer or related financial instruments carried out by managers,, further illustrated through a non-exhaustive list of types of transactions subject to this obligation.  . ESMA also clarifies the transactions that can be allowed by the issuer during a closed period when normally managers are prohibited to trade; and•    proposes procedures and arrangements to ensure sound whistleblowing infrastructures – i.e. EU national regulators should allow the receipt of reports of infringements, including appropriate communication channels and guarantee the protection of reporting and reported persons, with respect to their identity and their personal data. Next steps ESMA has sent its technical advice to the European Commission for its consideration in drafting its implementing standards regarding MAR. ESMA’s regulatory technical standards regarding MAR will be delivered in July 2015.
28/10/2014 2014/1309 Public Statement- European common enforcement priorities for 2014 financial statements Corporate Disclosure, IFRS Supervisory Convergence Statement PDF
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (‘ESMA’) issues this Public Statement which defines the European common enforcement priorities in order to promote consistent application of the International Financial Reporting Standards (‘IFRS’) as indicated in the ESMA Guidelines on enforcement of financial information.As in the previous years, ESMA, together with European national enforcers, identified financial reporting topics which, listed companies and their auditors should particularly consider when preparing and auditing, respectively, the IFRS financial statements for the year ending 31 December 2014. In addition to these common priorities, national enforcers might also set additional enforcement priorities focusing on other relevant topics.ESMA, together with the European national enforcers, will pay particular attention to these common enforcement priorities as well as priorities identified in previous years, when monitoring and assessing the application of all relevant IFRS requirements. National enforcers will continue to focus on material issues in the financial statements that are relevant for an individual issuer under examination. On the basis of examinations performed, national enforcers will take corrective actions whenever material misstatements are identified. ESMA will report on findings regarding these priorities in its Report on the 2015 enforce-ment activities.

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