Malta:
Circular On Regulation (EU) 600/2014 On Markets In Financial Instruments Regulation (‘MiFIR')
02 October 2019
WH Partners
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On the 29 July 2019, ESMA published an updated version of its
Q&As on the requirements for submission of reference data under
MiFIR, which serve to promote common supervisory approaches and
practices in the application of MiFIR and to provide guidance
relating to compliance with the reporting provisions of MiFIR.
This relates to reporting obligations for financial instruments
without a defined expiry date (such as, Perpetual FX Rolling Spot
Futures). The new Q&As aim to provide clarification on how
operators are to populate Field 24 (Expiry date) for a financial
instrument without a defined expiry date, under RTS 23, if it is
mandatory according to the CFI validation rules.
ESMA's Q&As on MiFIR data reporting can be accessed here.
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