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European Commission Proposal on the EU Listing Act and EMIR

By Patrick Scholl on December 21, 2022
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Earlier this month, the European Commission proposed wide-ranging measures designed to facilitate further development of the EU’s capital markets, including through a new Listing Act; by making EU clearing services more attractive and resilient; and by harmonizing certain corporate insolvency rules across the EU.

Following the firm’s webcast on these proposals, we are sharing with you:

  • Our Legal Alert: EU Listing Act Package Proposals Seek to Accelerate EU Capital Markets Growth
  • Prospectus Regulation – Consolidated Marked Version
  • Market Abuse Regulation – Consolidated Marked Version
  • EMIR – Consolidated Marked Version
  • From the Webinar: Ad Hoc Capital Markets and OTC Derivatives Seminar
    • Presentation Materials
    • Recorded Webinar Replay

Please contact Dr. Patrick Scholl with any questions.

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Patrick Scholl is a partner and head of Mayer Brown’s Banking & Finance practice in Frankfurt. Patrick leads the Mayer Brown capital markets and derivatives offering in Germany with an European focus. His team advises on debt capital markets issuances and disclosures, debt…

Patrick Scholl is a partner and head of Mayer Brown’s Banking & Finance practice in Frankfurt. Patrick leads the Mayer Brown capital markets and derivatives offering in Germany with an European focus. His team advises on debt capital markets issuances and disclosures, debt issuance programms, hybrid capital instruments as well as liability management transactions. The OTC derivatives practice focuses on advising and negotiating master agreements (including repos and stock lending), collateral solutions, netting questions and provides transaction support with regard to all underylings, including equity-linked, credit-linked, fund-linked or commodity-linked derivatives.

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