2022 Annual Work Programme
Market, ESMA will continue to work closely with NCAs to promote a risk-based, consistent and coordinated supervision in the EU. ESMA will pursue its efforts in bringing national supervisors together and prioritising common supervisory work on the risks identified in securities markets.
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