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ESMA22 October 2026Noticia

ESMA streamlines several Q&As as part of simplification efforts

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ESMA has updated its Q&As on MiFID II market structure, the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) and the Short Selling Regulation, withdrawing or amending answers that were outdated, duplicative or already covered by other guidance.

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Who is affected

Trading venues, investment firms, issuers and participants subject to MAR and the short selling regime.

Plain-language version

ESMA, the EU watchdog for stock markets and investment products, has tidied up its official Q&As on how markets work, market abuse (such as insider dealing or price manipulation) and short selling, which means betting that a share price will fall. It is removing answers that were outdated or duplicated, as part of its plan to simplify rules.
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