The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has adopted amendments to its rules on operations at market venues to reflect the European Union's creation of the European Single Access Point for financial and sustainability-related information, ESAP. The changes are intended to align the Swedish framework with amendments to the EU Transparency Directive and related national legislation, while allowing the authority to collect the financial information it must make available through ESAP. The new provisions set out both what information a flagging notification must contain and how that information must be submitted to the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority. The package also supplements existing flagging rules to increase market transparency. The amendments enter into force on July 10, 2026.
Finansinspektionen2026-06-17
Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority amends market venue rules to enable ESAP reporting and expand flagging notification requirements
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has amended its market venue rules to implement changes linked to ESAP. The new provisions specify the content of flagging notifications and the way information must be submitted, and they take effect on July 10, 2026.