The European Banking Authority and the European Securities and Markets Authority have released a consultation paper on two draft joint guidelines under the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation
In a letter to the Economic and Financial Affairs Council, ESMA has encouraged European member states to put preparations in place for the upcoming markets in crypto assets regulation
The proposals regard fees charged to Tier 1 third country central counterparties under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation
In their recent paper, the Parliament highlights that the rules on identifying customers’ beneficial owners “have to be calibrated correctly and fit well within customer due diligence processes”
Through the publications, ESMA aims to share information on current risks to consumers and financial stability, and new forms of market abuse
Collectively known as the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs), the EBA, the EIOPA and ESMA released the publication as part of preparations for the Digital Operational Resilience Act
The offering aims to give wealth and asset managers, banks, brokers and fintechs access to financial data
As part of the mandate, State Street will provide abrdn with custody, fund accounting, order-taking and transfer agency services as well as ETF servicing
