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                        ESMA 和各成员国监管机构将继续就这一主题开展工作,因为营销传播和广

                   告在决定消费者行为和影响投资决策方面可以发挥重要作用。


                   ESMA Reports on the Application of MiFID II Marketing Requirements

                   (2024/5/27)


                        The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial

                   markets regulator and supervisor, today published a combined report on its 2023

                   Common Supervisory Action (CSA) and the accompanying Mystery Shopping

                   Exercise (MSE) on marketing disclosure rules under MiFID II.


                        ESMA, together with the National Competent Authorities (NCAs), finds that

                   globally, marketing communications (including advertisements) comply with MiFID

                   II requirements, and investment firms generally have procedures in place to ensure

                   compliance with MiFID II of marketing materials, including during their development.

                   Some concerns were raised by NCAs regarding sustainability claims in marketing

                   communications, including advertisements.


                        In the report, ESMA identifies several areas of improvements, such as the need

                   for marketing communications to be clearly identifiable as such, and to contain a clear

                   and balanced presentation of risks and benefits. In cases where products and services


                   are marketed as having ‘zero cost’, they should also include references to any

                   additional fees.


                        Other areas for improvement include:


                        1.The need for adequate approval and review processes for marketing

                   communications, including advertisements, whether these are prepared by the firm or

                   by third parties;


                        2.Ensuring compliance with legal requirements on the part of distributors for all

                   marketing communications;


                        3.Implementation of adequate record-keeping measures for all marketing


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