The EU temporarily suspends the obligation to trade certain financial derivatives on regulated platforms
15 Jun 2026Effective: 12 Jun 202669 views
Who is affected:
Financial entities, banks, investment funds and investment services companies in the EU
Summary
The European Commission individually suspends the obligation to trade certain derivatives on organized markets. It affects financial entities operating with these instruments in the EU.
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This Implementing Regulation individually suspends the trading obligation for derivatives established in Regulation MiFIR (EU) 600/2014, which requires certain derivatives to be traded on regulated platforms. Individual suspension allows specific exceptions when market conditions or liquidity do not guarantee efficient…
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