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ESMA proposes amendments to the MiFIR transparency regime for non-equity financial instruments

These recommendations are part of a wider effort by ESMA to bring more transparency into the derivative and bond markets notably through the adoption of guidance, the promotion of more convergent supervision or the inclusion of targeted amendments to the delegated Regulation within the ESMA remit.

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