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Consultation Response
09 Sep 2013

SBAI Responds to ESMA CP Guidelines on Art 3-24

SBAI responds to ESMA’s AIFMD Consultation on reporting obligations focusing on the need for greater transparency and consistency of risk reporting.

 

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