Financial Supervisory Authority prepares for T+1 settlement and EU digitalization debates
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Updated Oct 12
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What happened
The Financial Supervisory Authority is contributing to European debates regarding the digitalization of finance, supervisory convergence, and the development of post-trading infrastructures. These discussions include preparations for the transition to the T+1 settlement cycle.
From actmedia.eu
Why it matters
The Financial Supervisory Authority is involved in the implementation of the MiCA Regulation and shaping the future of financial market infrastructure. This regulatory activity influences how financial markets operate across Europe.
The AMF is preparing for the full implementation of the MiCA regulation under the sweeping new framework of the EU.
From actmedia.eu
Who's involved
- Financial Supervisory AuthorityIcelandese financial regulatory authority contributing to EU debates
- Bucharest Stock ExchangeStock exchange in Romania regulated by the Financial Supervisory Authority
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The entities involved
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Financial Supervisory Authority
Icelandese financial regulatory authority
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