European Union:
Secondary Legislation On Procedure For Imposing Fines And Periodic Penalty Payments On Trade Repositories
04 July 2014
by
Barnabas W.B. Reynolds
,
Donald Lamson
,
Thomas Donegan
,
Russell Sacks
,
Azad Ali
,
Bradley Sabel
,
James Campbell
,
William Murdie
,
Kolja Stehl
,
John Adams
,
Anna Doyle
,
Mak Judge
,
Oliver Linch
,
Jennifer D. Morton
,
Ellerina Teo
,
Natalie Caldwell
,
Sylvia Favretto
,
Christina Broch
,
Jared Gianatasio
and
Maria Chan
Shearman & Sterling LLP
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On 19 June 2014, secondary legislation on the procedure for
penalties imposed on trade repositories by the European Securities
and Markets Authority ("ESMA") was published in the
Official Journal of the EU. The legislation, which came into force
on 22 June 2014, sets out the procedures to be followed by ESMA in
its power to impose fines and periodic penalty payments on trade
repositories, deals with rights of defense and rights to be heard
processes for trade repositories as well as limitation periods,
access to files issues and calculation of periods, dates and time
limits.
The legislation is available at: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=OJ:JOL_2014_179_R_0006.
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