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16/05/2019 ESMA34-45-712 Verena Ross- ICMA 2019 conference speech Benchmarks, Brexit, MiFID II: Transparency Calculations and DVC, Speeches Speech PDF
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07/12/2004 04-660e Transparency in Costs, Practices and Performances- by Jean-Pierre Paelinck, Euroshareholders CESR Archive Speech PDF
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30/12/2004 04-660g The Single Market for Investment Funds: Market Integration and the „End User“ Perspective- by Wolfgang Mansfeld, Union Asset Management Holding AG CESR Archive Speech PDF
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07/12/2004 04-660c The integration of the single market for financial services: the Eurosystem perspective- by Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the ECB CESR Archive Speech PDF
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07/12/2004 04-660b The integration of European Financial Markets: What challenges ahead?- by Pervenche Berès, Chair of EMAC, European Parliament CESR Archive Speech PDF
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12/02/2020 ESMA32-67-642 Sustainable financial markets: translating changing risks and investor preferences into regulatory action- Speech by Steven Maijoor, European Financial Forum, Dublin Credit Rating Agencies, Speeches, Supervisory convergence Speech PDF
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22/10/2004 04-561 Standards for securities clearing and settlement systems in the European Union CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
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08/07/2002 02-086b Standards for Alternative Trading Systems CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
124.16 KB		 CESR published today common European Standards for Alternative Trading Systems (ATSs). This paper sets outs standards for ATSs in the European Economic Area (EEA) with a view to providing appropriate regulation of investments firms operating ATSs under the current ISD. It builds on FESCO's report to the European Commission on the Regulation of Alternative Trading Systems in Europe, which was published in September 2000. Also published today was a feedback statement summarising the responses received in the final round of consultation (Ref. CESR/02-087b)
22/04/2004 04-045b Standard No. 2 on Financial Information- Co-ordination of enforcement activities- Feedback Statement CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
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22/04/2004 03-317c Standard No. 2 on Financial Information- Co-ordination of enforcement activities CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
90.15 KB		 CESR releases today the standard on the organisation of greater co-ordination of enforcement activities by supervisors of financial information in Europe
01/03/2003 03-073 Standard No. 1 on Financial Information CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
147.6 KB		 During the seventh meeting of CESR held in Paris on 21 March 2003, the first CESR standard on Financial Information: Enforcement of standards on financial information in Europe was approved. The standard is being published today along with a feedback statement summarising the responses received during the consultation process (Ref. CESR/03-074). The standard represents a significant part of CESR\'s contribution to the task of developing and implementing a common approach to the enforcement of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in Europe. The feedback statement can be viewed under the heading "Recent Publications".
01/09/2000 00-099b Stabilisation and Allotment: «A European Supervisory approach» CESR Archive Speech PDF
68.35 KB		 With this paper, FESCO proposes : (1) a harmonised regulatory treatment of stabilisation practices by way of defining a
09/04/2002 02-020b Stabilisation and Allotment – European Supervisory Approach CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
93.51 KB		 This paper provides harmonised standards for stabilisation practices in the context of a public offer and an harmonised disclosure regime for the Allotment of securities as well as some basic principles of the Allotment process. This work has not been elaborated under a formal mandate of the EU Commission in the context of the future Directives on Insider Dealing and Market Manipulation or the future Directive on Prospectuses. However, these standards represent an important "acquis" for any future work to be undertaken on the same subject. A summary of the responses to the second consultation (Ref. CESR/02-060) is published in the "Recent Publications".
11/10/2005 ECOFIN 3L3 Speeches by the Lamfalussy Chairs at ECOFIN 11 October, on Progress and opportunities for better regulation CESR Archive Speech PDF
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07/12/2004 04-660d Speech by Michel Pébereau, President of the European Banking Federation CESR Archive Speech PDF
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02/04/2003 03-115 Speech by Kaarlo Jännäri, Vice-chairman of CESR, at the European Compliance Conference CESR Archive Speech PDF
101.85 KB		 TECC Lucerne, 2-4 April 2003
27/09/2005 05-579 Speech by John Tiner, Chairman of CESR-Fin, at the IASB meeting with World Standard setters CESR Archive Speech PDF
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29/05/2007 07-337 Recommendations- The passport under MiFID CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
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29/05/2007 07-228b Recommendations- Inducements under MiFID CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
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30/12/2003 03-323e Recommendation for additional guidance regarding the implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) CESR Archive CESR Document PDF
161.3 KB		 CESR publishes today its recommendation for regulators on how listed companies can effectively manage the communication of the financial impact of transitioning to international accounting standards in 2005. CESR considers it essential that the transition must be carefully monitored by regulators to ensure that every company continues to meet its reporting requirements and that investors are able to understand the effect of the new reporting standards on the financial position of listed companies. European companies whose securities are traded on a regulated market will be required by the European Regulation n

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