2019-06-19

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Guidelines on non-significant benchmarks under the Benchmarks Regulation

These guidelines establish requirements for the oversight function, input data provision, methodology transparency, and governance of supervised contributors regarding non-significant benchmarks. Competent authorities designated under Article 40 of the Benchmarks Regulation must notify ESMA of their compliance status within two months of publication, while administrators and supervised contributors are exempt from reporting obligations. The document specifies detailed procedures for oversight committee composition, conflict of interest management, internal control functions, and methodology disclosure to ensure uniform application of the Benchmarks Regulation.

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