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                        此次论坛讨论的一个主要议题是人工智能(AI)在能源和金融市场交易中日

                   益重要的作用,与会者还分享了在监管识别和调查最常见市场滥用行为方面的经

                   验。


                   ACER and ESMA Cooperate to Better Protect Businesses and Consumers from

                   Abuse of the Energy Market (2024/12/6)


                        The 7th annual Energy Trading Enforcement Forum (ETEF), held on the 3

                   December 2024 in Ljubljana, brought together over 75 participants from the EU

                   Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER), the European Securities

                   and Markets Authority (ESMA), energy National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs), and

                   financial National Conduct Authorities (NCAs) to enhance regulatory cooperation in

                   energy and financial markets.


                        Regulatory framework and cooperation


                        Regulatory oversight of potential market abuse of the trading in energy and

                   financial products falls under two EU regulatory frameworks, namely the EU

                   Regulation on Wholesale Energy Market Integrity and Transparency (REMIT) and the

                   Market Abuse Regulation (MAR).



                        The ETEF is a key platform where energy and financial regulators and the two
                   EU Agencies (ESMA and ACER) meet annually to share experiences on their


                   supervisory activities and enforcement actions to better protect EU consumers and

                   businesses from energy market abuse.


                        Revised REMIT, market abuse cases and Artificial Intelligence (AI) top the

                   agenda


                        A key focus of the 7th annual ETEF discussions was on the enhanced REMIT

                   regulatory framework.    The revised REMIT Regulation (which came into effect on

                   07 May 2024) introduces new measures to better protect the EU citizens and

                   businesses from energy market abuse.



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