Call for Evidence on Restricted Subscription and Private Credit Ratings
Summary
ESMA has published a Call for Evidence seeking stakeholder input on restricted subscription and private credit ratings. The consultation (Reference ESMA00-666616337-488) invites credit rating agencies, investors, and market participants to provide evidence and views on these topics. ESMA aims to gather information to understand current market practices and potential regulatory considerations in this area.
What changed
ESMA has launched a Call for Evidence to gather information on restricted subscription and private credit ratings. The consultation does not propose new rules but seeks input from stakeholders on current market practices, definitions, and potential issues in this area of credit rating activities.
Affected parties including credit rating agencies, investors, and financial institutions should review the consultation carefully and consider submitting comments. This represents an early-stage opportunity to influence potential future regulatory developments in this area.
What to do next
- Review the consultation and submit evidence via the ESMA reply form
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Call for Evidence on the restricted subscription and private credit ratings
Reference ESMA00-666616337-488 Section Credit Rating Agencies Type Consultation Paper Main Document
ESMA00-666616337-488 Call for Evidence on the restricted subscription and private credit ratings (EN)
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