ESMA advises investment firms against using artificially low costs to mislead clients
ESMA urges firms to ensure that artificially low initial rates/costs are not used to attract and mislead unsophisticated clients.
ESMA urges firms to ensure that artificially low initial rates/costs are not used to attract and mislead unsophisticated clients.
ESMA has identified a number of deficiencies regarding the German supervision of Wirecard’s financial reporting.
A number of Retail FX brokers which hold one of the two licenses are currently scrambling to acquire the other before the transition period ends.
Pan European financial regulator The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has announced that it has renewed its decision to […]
Pan European financial regulatory body ESMA (the European Securities and Markets Authority) has announced the publishing of a consultation paper […]
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU Securities Markets regulator, has published a Public Statement addressing the implications […]
ESMA has announced an extension of at least four weeks to a number of consultations it currently has active, due to the chaos being caused by the Coronavirus in Europe.