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Article 32 MiFID IISuspension and removal of financial instruments from trading on an MTF or an OTF

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AI-generated What this provision does

Lets MTF and OTF operators suspend or remove instruments that no longer meet their rules, unless this would significantly harm investors or the market, together with related derivatives where necessary, with publication and notification. Where the reason is suspected market abuse, a takeover bid or non-disclosure of inside information, competent authorities must require other venues and SIs in their jurisdiction, and across the EU, to follow suit unless this would cause significant damage.

Level 2: delegated and implementing acts

Commentary

No law-firm commentary is linked to this provision yet.

393 more documents relate to MiFID II as a whole without naming an article.

UK counterpart

  • MAR Market Conduct · in force from 23 Oct 2025
    DivergedExplicit reference · 90%

    UK changes after exit to MAR 5.6A.1R: FCA 2025/40 (from 23 Oct 2025).

  • MAR Market Conduct · in force from 23 Oct 2025
    DivergedExplicit reference · 90%

    UK changes after exit to MAR 5A.9.1R: FCA 2025/40 (from 23 Oct 2025).

  • REC 3.14.2AR · Products and services
    REC Recognised Investment Exchanges · in force from 3 Jan 2018
    EquivalentExplicit reference · 90%

    No change on either side since exit (31 Dec 2020). REC 3.14.2AR transposes the article, so the wording differs.

  • REC 3.15.2AR · Suspension of services
    REC Recognised Investment Exchanges · in force from 3 Jan 2018
    EquivalentExplicit reference · 90%

    No change on either side since exit (31 Dec 2020). REC 3.15.2AR transposes the article, so the wording differs.

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Version history

  1. From 17 Sept 2014

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