The Montenegro Capital Market Authority has published draft rules on the detailed content, deadlines, and methods for preparing and submitting reports by investment firms and their branches. The proposal would create a single standardized reporting framework for investment firms and authorised credit institutions under the Capital Market Law, clarifying reporting obligations to the authority and the authority’s power to set reporting content, timing, and submission methods. The draft is intended to standardize reporting forms and move submissions into the authority’s reporting system, making that system the single delivery point for reports and providing legal certainty on when a report has been filed. The authority links the measure to stronger capital market supervision, digitalised reporting, lower administrative burden, greater legal certainty, and alignment with European Union reporting standards for investment firms under the MiFID II framework. Interested parties have 14 days from publication to submit comments. After reviewing the feedback, the authority will determine the final text of the rules.
Montenegro Capital Market Authority 2026-04-29
Montenegro Capital Market Authority launches 14 day consultation on standardized reporting rules for investment firms and branches
The Montenegro Capital Market Authority has published draft rules to standardize the content, timing, and methods for regulatory reporting by investment firms and authorised credit institutions under the Capital Market Law. The proposal would centralize submissions through the authority’s reporting system as a single delivery point, aiming to strengthen capital market supervision, digitalise reporting, reduce administrative burden, enhance legal certainty, and align with EU MiFID II reporting standards.