CyberTRIZPEDIA

EU Market Abuse Regulation

EU regime against insider dealing, unlawful disclosure and market manipulation.

Jurisdiction
EU / EEA
Issuer
European Parliament and Council
Effective
2016-07-03

Sectors

Banking & FinanceCrypto & Digital AssetsInsurance

Articles (39)

Article 27 — Professional secrecyArticle 28 — Data protectionArticle 29 — Disclosure of personal data to third countriesArticle 30 — Administrative sanctions and other administrative measuresArticle 31 — Exercise of supervisory powers and imposition of sanctionsArticle 32 — Reporting of infringementsArticle 33 — Exchange of information with ESMAArticle 34 — Publication of decisionsArticle 35 — Exercise of the delegationArticle 36 — Committee procedureArticle 37 — Repeal of Directive 2003/6/EC and its implementing measuresArticle 38 — ReportArticle 39 — Entry into force and applicationArticle 1 — Subject matterArticle 2 — ScopeArticle 3 — DefinitionsArticle 4 — Notifications and list of financial instrumentsArticle 5 — Exemption for buy-back programmes and stabilisationArticle 6 — Exemption for monetary and public debt management activities and climate policy activitiesArticle 7 — Inside informationArticle 8 — Insider dealingArticle 9 — Legitimate behaviourArticle 10 — Unlawful disclosure of inside informationArticle 11 — Market soundingsArticle 12 — Market manipulationArticle 13 — Accepted market practicesArticle 14 — Prohibition of insider dealing and of unlawful disclosure of inside informationArticle 15 — Prohibition of market manipulationArticle 16 — Prevention and detection of market abuseArticle 17 — Public disclosure of inside informationArticle 18 — Insider listsArticle 19 — Managers’ transactionsArticle 20 — Investment recommendations and statisticsArticle 21 — Disclosure or dissemination of information in the mediaArticle 22 — Competent authoritiesArticle 23 — Powers of competent authoritiesArticle 24 — Cooperation with ESMAArticle 25 — Obligation to cooperateArticle 26 — Cooperation with third countries