Art. 29
Prospectus Regulation · 32017R1129 · every event for this act · on EUR-Lex
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in force 2026-06-05 MODIFIED±0§
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in force 2026-03-05 MODIFIED§
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in force 2024-12-04 MODIFIED§
Amended by Regulation (EU) 2024/2809 32024R2809
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The heading changes and the article moves from a system where the home Member State competent authority itself approves a third country prospectus based on equivalence of information requirements and cooperation arrangements, to a system where a third country issuer may offer securities or seek admission using a prospectus drawn up and approved under third country law, subject to conditions including a Commission implementing act, filing with the home Member State authority, written confirmation of third country approval, language requirements, advertisement compliance and cooperation arrangements involving the competent authority or ESMA.
The equivalence assessment mechanism changes from a two-step process of delegated acts setting general criteria followed by an implementing decision, to a single implementing act adopted under the examination procedure that determines equivalence of the third country's legal and supervisory framework against a listed set of criteria covering material information, retail investor summaries, civil liability, prospectus validity and supplementation, and supervisory scrutiny and publication arrangements, with the Commission able to make continued application conditional on ongoing compliance.
A new paragraph states that where all criteria in paragraph 1 are met the third country issuer has the rights and is subject to the obligations under the Regulation under the supervision of the home Member State competent authority, and the delegated act power is repositioned to supplement the Regulation by further specifying the conditions referred to in the equivalence paragraph.
Cited: Art. 29, v1 · Art. 29, v2
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