Germany finds Emir enforcement fix
Derivatives users in Germany face Emir compliance audit - but enforcement in other EU countries may be impossible, lawyers say
Derivatives users in Germany are set to face stricter supervision of their reporting obligations than their counterparts elsewhere, thanks to a unique system that turns external auditors into the eyes and ears of the regulator – and forces companies to pay for the new checks. Lawyers in other countries, including the UK, say it will be next-to-impossible for their own local authorities to enforce the new reporting rules, which came into force as part of the European Market Infrastructure
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