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Article 8 MiFID IIWithdrawal of authorisations

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AI-generated What this provision does

Lets competent authorities withdraw an investment firm's authorisation where it is not used within 12 months or inactive for six months, was obtained by false statements, the conditions for authorisation (including under the IFR) are no longer met, the firm has seriously and systematically breached MiFID II or MiFIR, or national law provides for withdrawal; withdrawals are notified to ESMA.

Amendments and application dates

Amending actChangeApplies from
Directive (EU) 2019/2034Text amendedby 26 Jun 2021

Level 3: ESMA Q&As, guidelines and opinions

  • Q&ALegacy Q&A documentESMA rulebook

    AI summaryESMA's consolidated legacy Q&A document (ESMA70-872942901-38, final version 13 October 2023) on market structure topics, covering data disaggregation, direct electronic access and algorithmic trading, the tick size regime, multilateral and bilateral systems (including OTFs and systematic internalisers) and access to CCPs and trading venues. It is no longer updated; later Q&As are in ESMA's Q&A tool.

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

  • SUP 6.3.42G · Commencing new regulated activities
    SUP Supervision · in force from 3 Jun 2025
    DivergedExplicit reference · 90%

    EU changes after exit: Directive (EU) 2019/2034 (by 26 Jun 2021). UK changes after exit to SUP 6.3.42G: FCA 2022/14 (from 19 May 2022), FCA 2025/18 (from 3 Jun 2025).

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Version history

  1. From 26 Jun 2021
  2. From 17 Sept 2014 to 26 Jun 2021

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