04 December 2024 | | Listed companies & issuers You are an issuer or one of its advisers and you are preparing a corporate financing or must submit information ? Find all the useful information for meeting your obligations in this section. … asked questions to assist you meet your obligations. … SMEs … Our SME task force assists you with all you stock … |
04 December 2024 | News | The Listing Act is entering into force on December 4, 2024 The AMF presents the main features of the implementation timeline for the Listing Act, which introduces, in a phased manner starting from December 4, 2024, significant changes to European regulations concerning the listing of companies. … goal is to ensure that European companies, particularly SMEs, have unhindered access to the most appropriate … |
04 December 2024 | In-depth | The Listing Act: Facilitating Companies' Access to European Capital Markets The Listing Act introduces significant changes to European regulations. In this document, the AMF outlines its main features. While some provisions will come into force as early as December 4, others will be implemented gradually, with delays of 15, 18, and 24 months following its entry into force. … 75 pages for the EU Growth issuance prospectus aimed at SMEs, and 50 pages for the EU Follow-on prospectus, noting … transfer its fungible securities to a regulated market. SMEs; Issuers whose securities are/will (be) admitted to … goal is to ensure that European companies, particularly SMEs, have unhindered access to the most appropriate … |
08 November 2024 | Enforcement Committee news releases | The AMF Enforcement Committee fines a financial investment advisor, two asset management companies and their directors, and a credit institution a total of €5,670,000 In its decision of 4 November 2024, the Enforcement Committee imposed fines of between €30,000 and €2,000,000 and disciplinary sanctions on Smart Tréso Conseil and its directors Jean-Yves Bajon and Romain Bertrand, Entrepreneur Invest and its director Frédéric Zablocki, Eurotitrisation and its directors Julien Leleu and Edith Lusson, and CACEIS… … receivables held by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and to finance the acquisition of these receivables. At … |
07 February 2024 | News | Consequences from 2024 of the transposition of the CSRD for large listed companies The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, known as the "CSRD", was transposed into French law in December 2023. The aim of this directive is to improve the quality and comparability of sustainability reporting. As from 2024, large listed companies are covered by the new obligations. … Starting from 1st January 2026 (publication in 2027) for SMEs listed on EU regulated markets (except micro-undertakings). However, SMEs may defer the first application of their reporting … Directive in order to limit the administrative burden for SMEs and take into account inflation. The revised criteria … |
07 February 2024 | In-depth | CSRD sustainability reporting: preparing for the new requirements The European directive on Corporate Sustainability Reporting (CSRD) and its mandatory European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) gradually apply as of January 2024. In line with its approach of providing support for listed companies, the AMF proposes a few points that listed companies could consider for the preparation and correct… … meet the criteria mentioned above) 1st January 2025 2026 … SMEs listed on EU regulated markets … All SMEs – European or non-European - that are listed on European … Directive in order to limit the administrative burden for SMEs and take into account inflation. The revised criteria … |
06 October 2023 | Public statements | Speech by Benoît de Juvigny, AMF Secretary General - AFME’s 7th Annual European Compliance and Legal Conference – 28 September 2023, Brussels … Five years later, we are left with a landscape where SMEs struggle to get a proper research coverage, to the … |
17 January 2023 | News | Publication of the new directive on corporate sustainability reporting (CSRD) The current Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) will soon be replaced by a new and more ambitious directive, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, known as the “CSRD”((EU) 2022/2464). This text will progressively enter into application starting on 1st January 2024.
In order to accompany companies in the application of this new… … act before June 2024. Tailor-made SME standards, for SMEs that are listed on regulated markets, also to be adopted … on EU regulated markets, except micro-undertakings. Listed SMEs are therefore in the scope. Nevertheless, SMEs will have simplified reporting rules (specific … |
14 October 2022 | Public statements | Speech by Benoît de Juvigny, AMF Secretary General - AFME’s 6th Annual European Compliance and Legal Conference – 13 October 2022, Amsterdam … of interests, but we have seen that the alternative that SMEs face in practice is either sponsored research or … |
03 February 2022 | AMF news release | The AMF proposes targeted measures to make financial markets more attractive for companies The AMF supports the European Commission’s objectives to make public capital markets more attractive for EU Companies and facilitate access to capital for SMEs by simplifying the listing process with targeted adjustments. … as they are well understood. To facilitate the access of SMEs to capital markets, the AMF recommends removing the … euros in MiFID II which would increase the number of SMEs benefitting from access to an SME Growth Market. This … population of medium-sized companies considered as SMEs would benefit from customized alleviations awarded to … |
