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ESMA sets out 2026 European Common Enforcement Priorities

Why this matters

The document is ESMA's annual statement of supervisory priorities for issuers' annual financial reports, which fits the 'report' type. It covers IFRS financial statements, ESRS sustainability statements and ESEF digital reporting, so the topics are Reporting & Disclosure and ESG / Sustainability. The affected population is listed issuers generally, which does not map to a specific firm type in the list, so 'All Firms' is used. Urgency is medium because the priorities apply to upcoming annual reporting cycles and issuers are asked to apply them where relevant, but no hard deadline is stated.

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What the ESMA said

ESMA sets out 2026 European Common Enforcement Priorities 13 October 2026 Financial reporting Issuer disclosure The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the European financial markets regulator and supervisor, has outlined the European Common Enforcement Priorities (ECEP) for the 2026 annual financial…

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Context

European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) — EU securities markets authority. We track 109 updates from them.

EU-wide financial regulation through ESMA, EBA, and the ECB. Browse all European Union updates.

This update is classified under Reporting & Disclosure, ESG / Sustainability and Capital Markets & Trading.

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