ESMA Report On Shareholder Identification And Communication Systems Under The Shareholder Rights Directive

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On 5 April 2017, the ESMA published its report intended to assist the Commission in implementing the requirements of Articles 3(a)(8) and 3(b)(6) of the Shareholder Rights Directive, relating to the process...
European Union Corporate/Commercial Law

On 5 April 2017, the European Securities and Markets Association ("ESMA") published its report intended to assist the European Commission ("Commission") in implementing the requirements of Articles 3(a)(8) and 3(b)(6) of the Shareholder Rights Directive, relating to the process, format and timeline for shareholder identification and transmission of information.

In the report, ESMA proposes that the Commission's implementing acts achieve harmonisation across national regulatory frameworks for the identification of and communication with shareholders. The report assesses the current national regulatory requirements to assess the current level of harmonisation and suggests ways in which the new requirements could be best implemented.

ESMA's report is available at:

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