ESMA set to become data hub with new five-year strategy

Bid comes in response to technical developments such as AI and Big Data.

Easing the use of new data-related technologies, reducing reporting compliance costs, empowering effective data use at both EU and national level, and making data more publicly available are the main topics in the European Securities and Markets Authority’s recently-released Data Strategy for 2023-2028.

ESMA, the EU’s financial markets regulator

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