After some delay, the European Parliament has finally voted to adopt MiCAR. MiCAR is now expected to enter into force in June and start to apply in 2024. As the countdown towards application begins, we have published a webinar and a new report to help potentially in scope businesses prepare. As part of this, we highlight how implementation and ongoing supervision is likely to differ across different Member States in light of existing regulatory frameworks and approaches.

Webinar recording

Knowledge Portal subscribers have access to our recent webinar: Managing MICAR: regulatory strategizing from a cross-border perspective. Click here to access or subscribe. 

Our cross-border panel of experts discuss:

  • Background and timeline
  • Overview of MiCAR framework
  • Global implications
  • Strategic planning
  • Authorisation requirements
  • Transitional measures
  • Implementation and transition within Germany, France, the Netherlands, Italy and Spain

Publication

Knowledge Portal subscribers have access to our new report: Transitioning to MiCAR: a cross-border guide. Click here to access or subscribe. 

Among other things, this includes overviews of the existing regulatory frameworks for service providers and current expectations around transition into MiCAR in the following jurisdictions:

  • France
  • Germany
  • Belgium
  • Italy
  • Luxembourg
  • The Netherlands
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Spain
  • Sweden

Get in touch

The journey to compliance will look different for different businesses, and market participants will need to develop their own tailored regulatory strategies. Do get in touch with any of our contacts to discuss further.



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