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EU financial services: ESMA periodic reporting guidelines; EU-UK-US G-SIB resolution co-ordination; JBRC Reporting Contact Group call; EESC supports market integration and supervision reforms

Published on: 15 April 2026

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EU financial services developments ESMA publishes translations of its guidelines on submission of periodic information

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has issued translations of its guidelines on sending periodic information to ESMA by benchmark administrators, credit rating agencies, and market transparency infrastructures. The guidelines cover:

  • BMAs from third countries recognised in the EU
  • EU administrators of critical benchmarks authorised pursuant to the Benchmarks Regulation (BMR)
  • EU-registered credit rating agencies (CRAs)
  • EU-registered data reporting services providers (DRSPs) under ESMA supervision
  • EU-registered securitisation repositories (SRs)
  • EU-registered trade repositories (TRs)

Certified CRAs are not in scope. The guidelines specify the information to be provided by BMAs, CRAs, DRSPs, SRs and TRs to support ESMA’s continuing supervisory work, and set out the expected format and the reporting frequency for the various categories of information that ESMA anticipates receiving in its capacity as supervisor...

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