European regulators expand short bans
Italy enacts a three-month ban, while Spain adopts a one-month prohibition
- By: James Langton
- March 18, 2020 March 18, 2020
- 11:35
Italy enacts a three-month ban, while Spain adopts a one-month prohibition
The group says investors need greater protections and oversight in private offerings
Requirements have been relaxed to enable firms to operate remotely
France, Belgium and Italy impose temporary prohibitions
In-person hearings and compliance reviews have been postponed
Employees at the Bank for International Settlements are now working remotely
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