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期貨和衍生品行業監管動態

Natasha Cazenave, Executive Director of ESMA, said:

“Consistent with our strategic priority to strengthen supervision of EU financial

markets we continued to reinforce and streamline the framework we use to identify

supervisory risks, not just within ESMA but also with national supervisors.

As ESMA grows and evolves in a complex environment with rapid technological

innovation and challenging economic conditions, we focus on retaining a strong

culture internally and stay rooted in a clear set of values. This allows us to have the

necessary agility needed to continue delivering on our strategic priorities.

I would like to warmly thank all the staff for their commitment and enthusiasm

in delivering on ESMA’s mission.”

ESMA's key achievements in 2023

Throughout the year, ESMA actively monitored risks and resilience of financial

markets, contributed to completing the single rulebook and supported supervisory

convergence notably through extensive work in the digital finance space.

ESMA’s key accomplishments during 2023 include:

? Exploring new areas of regulation and working closely with EBA and EIOPA

in preparation for the implementation of Digital Operational Resilience Act

(DORA).

? Preparing for Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) implementation

and together with the NCAs fostering convergent authorisation and

supervision approaches, providing guidance to market participants,

conducting consultations on detailed rules, and collaborating with

international bodies on crypto-asset regulation.

? Enhancing supervisory convergence through peer reviews on the supervision

of central counterparties (CCPs) and central securities depositories (CSDs),

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