2007-01-25 The French Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry (Ministère de l’économie, des finances et de l’industrie) has published on its website the results of its November 2006 public consultation on draft provisions for implementing the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) Level 1 measures into French law. The public is invited to make comments on other draft provisions that implement aspects of MiFID. Comments are due 2007-02-07.
Latest
- Remiss av förslag till föreskrifter om transaktionsrapportering
- New version of SSDA’s requirements about transactions reporting
- ESME Report on non-equity markets transparency
- ESME Report on durable medium
- FSA (SE) has transposed MiFID L1 and L2 by regulation
- Liquid Shares
- Supervision of branches
- Norway has transposed MiFID (Level 1) by legislation
- CESR releases statements on Best Execution, Transaction Reporting, Inducements and Passporting
- France has transposed MiFID by legislation and FSA (FR) regulations
So if I’m understanding this correctly then France will not transpose MiFID in time for this month’s deadline? It’s strange that as of today I was still reading news articles saying France is one of the Member States likely to meet the transposition deadline. The previous post about French consultations makes it sound like the French won’t be ready for some time. Any thoughts of state of rest of Europe?