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On November 25th, 2021, the European Commission tabled the Capital Markets Union Package , which includes amongst others a legislative proposal aiming at establishing the European Single Access Point (“ESAP”) for financial and non-financial information .
AMAFI welcomes the opportunity to comment on ESAP draft Regulation afforded by the Commission. However, AMAFI would like to raise the Commission's attention on two specific concerns AMAFI has with ESAP draft regulation: 1.
Dear European Commission, EACRA welcomes the above consultation paper as well as the very detailed set of questions in the targeted consultation. One of the main objectives of the capital markets union action plan “is to ensure that companies, and in particular small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), have unimpeded access to the most suitable form of financing ” – the capital market for debt and equity financing…
AMAFI would like to point out that legislative stability is essential. In choosing which changes to make, a balance should be struck between the expected added value of these changes, which may be minor, and the readjustments they entail for the entities concerned, which may be significant. AMAFI welcomes the exemptions to a prospectus as they are proposed in the amendments to the Prospectus Regulation.
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