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Regulation (EU) No 1095/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 establishing a European Supervisory Authority (European Securities and Markets Authority), amending Decision No 716/2009/EC and repealing Commission Decision 2009/77/EC (ESMA Regulation)RecitalsChapter I Establishment and legal status (arts. 1-7)Article 1 Establishment and scope of actionArticle 2 European System of Financial SupervisionArticle 3 Accountability of the AuthoritiesArticle 4 DefinitionsArticle 5 Legal statusArticle 6 CompositionArticle 7 SeatChapter II Tasks and powers of the authority (arts. 8-39)Article 8 Tasks and powers of the AuthorityDraft Article 8a Duty of cooperationArticle 9 Tasks related to consumer protection and financial activitiesArticle 9a No action lettersArticle 10 Regulatory technical standardsArticle 11 Exercise of the delegationArticle 12 Revocation of the delegationArticle 13 Objections to regulatory technical standardsArticle 14 Non-endorsement or amendment of draft regulatory technical standardsArticle 15 Implementing technical standardsArticle 16 Guidelines and recommendationsArticle 16a OpinionsArticle 16b Questions and answersArticle 17 Breach of Union lawArticle 17a Protection of reporting personsDraft Article 17aa Failure in supervision on approval of financial products, services or entitiesDraft Article 17aaa Suspension of rights to provide services on a cross-border basisArticle 18 Action in emergency situationsArticle 19 Settlement of disagreements between competent authorities in cross-border situationsDraft Article 19a Collaboration platformsArticle 20 Settlement of disagreements between competent authorities across sectorsArticle 21 Colleges of supervisorsArticle 22 General provisions on systemic riskArticle 23 Identification and measurement of systemic riskArticle 24 Permanent capacity to respond to systemic risksArticle 25 Recovery and resolution proceduresArticle 26 European system of national Investor Compensation SchemesArticle 27 European system of resolution and funding arrangementsArticle 28 Delegation of tasks and responsibilitiesDraft Article 28a Mutual assistance between competent authoritiesDraft Article 28b General principles applicable to the enforcement of decisions imposing administrative finesArticle 29 Common supervisory cultureArticle 29a Union strategic supervisory prioritiesArticle 30 Peer reviews of competent authoritiesArticle 31 Coordination functionArticle 31a Information exchange on fitness and proprietyArticle 31b Coordination function in relation to orders, transactions and activities with significant cross-border effectsArticle 32 Assessment of market developments, including stress testsArticle 33 International relations including equivalenceArticle 34 Other tasksArticle 35 Collection of informationArticle 35a Exchange of information between authorities and with other entitiesArticle 35b Integrated reporting systemArticle 36 Relationship with the ESRBArticle 37 Securities and Markets Stakeholder GroupArticle 38 SafeguardsArticle 39 Decision-making proceduresDraft Article 35c Data platformDraft Chapter IIa Powers of the authority over financial market participants under the authority's suupervision (draft arts. 39a-39n)Draft Article 39a ScopeDraft Article 39b Requests for informationDraft Article 39c InvestigationsDraft Article 39d On-site inspectionsDraft Article 39e Procedural rules for supervisory measures and finesDraft Article 39f FinesDraft Article 39g Periodic penalty paymentsDraft Article 39h Supervisory measuresDraft Article 39i Administrative sanctions and measures against natural personsDraft Article 39j Hearing of the persons concernedDraft Article 39k Disclosure, nature, enforcement and allocation of fines and periodic penalty paymentsDraft Article 39l SettlementDraft Article 39m Review by the Court of Justice of the European UnionDraft Article 39n Supervisory feesChapter III Organisation (arts. 40-53)Section 1 Board of Supervisors (arts. 40-44)Article 40 CompositionArticle 41 Internal committeesArticle 42 Independence of the Board of SupervisorsArticle 43 TasksArticle 43a Transparency of decisions adopted by the Board of SupervisorsArticle 44 Decision makingSection 2 Management Board (drafts. 44a-44b and arts. 45-47)Draft Article 44a Composition and appointment of the Executive BoardDraft Article 44b Decision-makingArticle 45 CompositionArticle 45a Decision-makingDraft Article 45c Internal committeesArticle 45b Coordination GroupsArticle 46 Independence of the Management BoardDraft Article 46a Tasks of the Executive BoardArticle 47 TasksSection 3 Chairperson (arts. 48-50)Article 48 Appointment and tasksArticle 49 Independence of the ChairpersonArticle 49a ExpensesArticle 50 ReportSection 4 Executive Director (arts. 51-53)Article 51 AppointmentArticle 52 IndependenceArticle 53 TasksChapter IV Joint bodies of the European Supervisory Authorities (arts. 54-59)Section 1 Joint Committee of European Supervisory Authorities (arts. 54-57)Article 54 EstablishmentArticle 55 CompositionArticle 56 Joint positions and common actsArticle 57 Sub-CommitteesSection 2 Board of Appeal (arts. 58-59)Article 58 Composition and operationArticle 59 Independence and impartialityChapter V Remedies (arts. 60-61)Article 60 AppealsArticle 60a Exceeding of competence by the AuthorityArticle 61 Actions before the Court of Justice of the European UnionChapter VI Financial provisions (arts. 62-66)Article 62 Budget of the AuthorityArticle 63 Establishment of the budgetArticle 64 Implementation and control of the budgetArticle 65 Financial rulesArticle 66 Anti-fraud measuresChapter VII General provisions (arts. 67-75)Article 67 Privileges and immunitiesArticle 68 StaffArticle 69 Liability of the AuthorityArticle 70 Obligation of professional secrecyArticle 71 Data protectionArticle 72 Access to documentsArticle 73 Language arrangementsArticle 74 Headquarters AgreementArticle 75 Participation of third countriesDraft Chapter VIIa Delegated Acts (draft. 75a)Draft Article 75a Exercise of delegationChapter 8 Transitional and final provisions (arts. 76-82)Article 76 Relationship with the Committee of European Securities RegulatorsArticle 77 Transitional staff provisionsArticle 78 National provisionsArticle 79 AmendmentsArticle 80 RepealArticle 81 ReviewArticle 82 Entry into forceDone at
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AI Summary of Article 10 Regulatory technical standards

Where the European Parliament and the Council delegate powers under Article 290 TFEU, the Authority may draft regulatory technical standards (RTS) and must submit them to the Commission, while forwarding them for information to the European Parliament and the Council. RTS must be technical, not imply strategic or policy choices, and be confined to the enabling legislative acts. Before submission the Authority shall carry out open public consultations and cost–benefit analysis unless disproportionate or urgent, and shall request advice from the Securities and Markets Stakeholder Group.

Within three months the Commission shall decide whether to adopt the draft; it may adopt, adopt in part or with amendments, or return it with reasons, copying the European Parliament and the Council. The Authority has six weeks to submit an amended draft as a formal opinion; absent amendment the Commission may adopt with its amendments or reject. If the Authority fails to meet time limits the Commission may request a draft and, failing that, adopt an RTS itself. RTS are adopted by regulation or decision, must be titled "regulatory technical standard", published in the Official Journal and enter into force on the stated date.

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Version status: Amended | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes
Version date: 1 January 2020 - onwards
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Article 10 Regulatory technical standards

DRAFT Text amended Article 1 Amendments to Regulation (EU) No 1095/2010 of the Proposal for a Regulation of the European parliament and of the Council amending Regulations (EU) No 1095/2010, No 648/2012, No 600/2014, No 909/2014, 2015/2365, 2019/1156, 2021/23, 2022/858, 2023/1114, No 1060/2009, 2016/1011, 2017/2402, 2023/2631 and 2024/3005 as regards the further development of capital market integration and supervision within the Union (COM(2025) 943 final / 2025/0383 (COD))
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1. Where the European Parliament and the Council delegate power to the Commission to adopt regulatory technical standards by means of delegated acts pursuant to Article 290 TFEU in order to ensure consistent harmonisation in the areas specifically set out in the legislative acts referred to in Article 1(2) of this Regulation, the Authority may develop draft regulatory technical standards. The Authority shall submit its draft regulatory technical standards to the Commission for adoption. At the same time, the Authority shall forward those draft regulatory technical standards for information to the European Parliament and to the Council.

Regulatory technical standards shall be technical, shall not imply strategic decisions or policy choices and their content shall be delimited by the legislative acts on which they are based.

Before submitting them to the Commission, the Authority shall conduct open public consultations on draft regulatory technical standards and shall analyse the potential related costs and benefits, unless such consultations and analyses are highly disproportionate in relation to the scope and impact of the draft regulatory technical standards concerned or in relation to the particular urgency of the matter. The Authority shall also request the advice of the Securities and Markets Stakeholder Group referred to in Article 37.

Within three months of receipt of a draft regulatory technical standard, the Commission shall decide whether to adopt it. The Commission shall inform the European Parliament and the Council, in due time, where the adoption cannot take place within the three-month period. The Commission may adopt the draft regulatory technical standard in part only, or with amendments, where the Union's interests so require.

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