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Language of the benchmark statement (ESMA70-145-114_Q&A 7.3)

Regulation
Benchmarks Regulation (BMR) - Regulation 2016/1011
Topic
Benchmarks Regulation
Submitted
2023-03-31
Answered
2018-09-26
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Question

In which language benchmark statements should be published?

Answer

ESMA believes that benchmark statements should be published in a language that is accepted by the NCA of the relevant Member State. Administrators are clearly free to publish the benchmark statements also in other additional languages for commercial reasons.
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