France Regulatory Deadlines
There are 2 upcoming France regulatory deadlines. The next is "Preparing upcoming sustainability statements: the AMF draws listed companies’ attention to ESMA’s 2026 recommendations", on 1 January 2027. Reg Monitoring tracks 57 France deadlines in total, including 55 that have closed.
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January 2027 1
- Preparing upcoming sustainability statements: the AMF draws listed companies’ attention to ESMA’s 2026 recommendations
Issuers preparing sustainability statements for financial year 2027 should be prepared to use the revised ESRS and generally omit non-material information except where expressly required.
October 2028 1
- The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) has published a new instruction covering liquidity management procedures at OPCIs and evergreen FCPRs
End of the two-year transition period for OPCIs and evergreen FCPRs established before 2026-10-13. Management companies should have notified the AMF of compliance through ROSA and filed the prospectus or rules and required stress tests by this date.
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October 2026 1
- The AMF publishes its recommendations on the liquidity of Money Market Funds
Applicable from 30 October 2026
August 2026 1
- MiCA regulation revision: The French authorities publish their joint proposals
You are invited to reply by 31 August 2026 at the latest to the online questionnaire.
July 2026 6
- Crypto-asset markets: Agreement reached on the European Crypto-Assets regulation (MiCA)
Digital Asset Service Providers (DASPs) who were engaged in the provision of crypto-asset services before the date of entry into force of the European MiCA Regulation have until 1 July 2026 to obtain an authorisation as PSCA under MiCA.
- Markets in crypto-assets: publication of the MiCA regulation
From 1 July 2026, they will have to obtain MiCA authorisation in order to continue offering their services, including to investors in France.
- Crypto-assets: the AMF clarifies its policy on DASPs authorised under the PACTE Law to take account of the transitional period and facilitate the transition to MiCA
In France, market participants who can demonstrate that they provided crypto-asset services in accordance with national law prior to this date may continue to do so for a maximum period of 18 months, i.e. until 1 July 2026.
- The AMF reminds Digital Asset Service Providers that the transitional period allowing them to continue providing crypto-asset services in France without MiCA authorisation ends on 1 July 2026
With effect from that date, only Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASPs) authorised in accordance with MiCA can provide crypto-asset services in France.
- End of the MiCA transitional period: ESMA sets out its expectations of professionals and warns retail investors
By 1 July 2026, any service provider not authorised to provide services under the European MiCA Regulation must have implemented its wind-down plan.
- Crypto-assets: the end of the Pacte law and European MiCA Regulation transitional period establishes a new role for the AMF
Providers already operating under the pre-existing French regime could take advantage of a transitional period, which ran until 1 July 2026, to obtain MiCA authorisation.
June 2026 1
- The AMF announces the withdrawal of AUTOMATA France SAS’s registration as a digital asset service provider effective from 30 June 2026
The AMF announces the withdrawal of AUTOMATA France SAS’s registration as a digital asset service provider effective from 30 June 2026
April 2026 1
- AMF requests extension to the RAPID NUTRITION share suspension
Having reached the end of the suspension period, the AMF has asked Euronext to extend the suspension of trading in RAPID NUTRITION shares until Friday, 10 April 2026 inclusive in order to continue the ongoing analyses.
March 2026 1
- The AMF invites financial market participants to AMLA’s consultations on three draft AML/CFT implementing standards
The draft RTS consultation is open until 9 March 2026.