Banking Risk & Regulation Podcast - ESMA’s Verena Ross discusses the authority’s work on ESG, digitisation, data, benchmarks and cooperation with third countries

ESMA’s Verena Ross discusses the authority’s work on ESG, digitisation, data, benchmarks and cooperation with third countries

11/15/22 • 34 min

The European Securities and Markets Authority has a broad remit bringing it into contact with many areas of financial markets, at the wholesale and retail level.

In this episode of GRR’s regulatory podcast series, Verena Ross, chair of ESMA provides insights into the authority’s work around:

ESG and curbing greenwashing
Analysing and collecting markets data relating to regulations such as MiFID
Challenges around implementing and future proofing DORA and MiCA
The Benchmarks Regulation and its impact on third country benchmark providers
Financial stability and the role of non-financial bank intermediation
ESMA’s work with third country regulators and global standard setters
The biggest challenges facing securities regulators over the next five years

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The European Securities and Markets Authority has a broad remit bringing it into contact with many areas of financial markets, at the wholesale and retail level.

In this episode of GRR’s regulatory podcast series, Verena Ross, chair of ESMA provides insights into the authority’s work around:

ESG and curbing greenwashing
Analysing and collecting markets data relating to regulations such as MiFID
Challenges around implementing and future proofing DORA and MiCA
The Benchmarks Regulation and its impact on third country benchmark providers
Financial stability and the role of non-financial bank intermediation
ESMA’s work with third country regulators and global standard setters
The biggest challenges facing securities regulators over the next five years

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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