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ESMA publishes 17th version of its Q&As on prospectuses

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Published on: 01 October 2012
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The latest edition of the Q&As regarding prospectuses has been published today by the European Securities and Markets Authority, providing guidance on the application of proportionate disclosure regimes to summaries that are contained in prospectuses

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