European Securities Committee (ESC)
The European Securities Committee (ESC) held its first meeting in September
2001. It is run by the European Commission and generally meets once a month. It
fulfils both comitology and advisory functions. In other words, it assists the
Commission in adopting implementing measures for EU Directives and provides
advice on policy issues in the securities field. It is composed of high level
representatives from the Member States and is chaired by a representative of
the Commission. Observers from the European Central Bank, the Committee of
European Securities Regulators, the EFTA countries and the candidate countries
are also invited to attend. The ESC is a so-called “level 2” Committee under the
four-level “Lamfalussy” approach.
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06.06.2001
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Commission creates two new committees on securities
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Meetings of the
ESC
Summary Records
List of
ESC Members
As of 25.11.2009
 
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