EU · MiFID II · TITLE V DATA REPORTING SERVICES · Section 1 Authorisation procedures for data reporting services providers
Article 61 MiFID IIProcedures for granting and refusing requests for authorisation
Deleted by Directive (EU) 2019/2177; last in consolidated text 02014L0065-20211110.
Read the official text on EUR-Lex(opens in a new tab)Repealed. Set the procedure for authorising data reporting services providers: authorisation only once the authority was fully satisfied, based on a programme of operations, with a decision within six months of a complete application, and ESMA standards on the required information and forms. Authorisation now falls under MiFIR.
Amendments and application dates
| Amending act | Change | Applies from |
|---|---|---|
| Directive (EU) 2019/2177 | Provision removed | by 1 Jan 2022 |
Level 2: delegated and implementing acts
- ITSReplaced (historical)Legal basis
AI summaryITS on standard forms, templates and procedures for authorising data reporting services providers and for related notifications, such as changes to the management body. Repealed and replaced by Implementing Regulation 2025/1157; valid until 22 November 2025.
- RTSReplaced (historical)Legal basis
AI summaryRTS on authorisation, organisational requirements and publication of transactions for data reporting services providers (APAs, CTPs and ARMs), covering governance, management body, conflicts, outsourcing, business continuity, security, error handling, CTP scope and APA publication details. Repealed and replaced by Delegated Regulation 2025/1143; valid until 22 November 2025.
Level 3: ESMA Q&As, guidelines and opinions
- Q&AAnsweredInferred · 80%
AI summaryThe six-month deadline for deciding an ARM's authorisation includes approving and establishing its connectivity, and ESMA expects other competent authorities to which the ARM reports to approve connections within the same six months.
Commentary
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393 more documents relate to MiFID II as a whole without naming an article.
UK counterpart
UK transposition not traced in the FCA Handbook. It may sit in FSMA, the Regulated Activities Order or SI 2017/701, which are not yet mapped.
Version history
- From 1 Jul 2016 to 1 Jan 2022
- From 17 Sept 2014 to 1 Jul 2016
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