ESMA will introduce a new Union Strategic Supervisory Priority (USSP) focusing on digital innovation, starting in 2027, to ensure the use of new technologies is overseen while protecting investors.
Why it matters. Financial market entities will need to adapt to new supervisory requirements, impacting their technology and compliance strategies.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor, will launch a new Union Strategic Supervisory Priority (USSP) to help embrace innovation while protecting investors and maintaining strong safeguards.
The digital innovation USSP aims to ensure supervisors have the expertise and capacity to oversee the use of new technologies.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor
The digital innovation USSP aims to ensure supervisors have the expertise and capacity to oversee the use of new technologies
our initial focus will be on how supervised entities use artificial intelligence and tokenisation
In collaboration with National Competent Authorities, our initial focus will be on how supervised entities use artificial intelligence and tokenisation.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor, will launch a new Union Strategic Supervisory Priority (USSP) to help embrace innovation while protecting investors and maintaining strong safeguards.
USSPs are ESMA’s convergence tools that address high-risk areas of strategic importance across the EU.
We will remain flexible to address future technological developments as they emerge.
our initial focus will be on how supervised entities use artificial intelligence and tokenisation.
