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EMIR — European Market Infrastructure Regulation

Clearing, reporting and risk mitigation for derivatives.

Applies in
European Union
Edition
Regulation (EU) 648/2012, as amended (EMIR 3)
Area
Investment & funds

What an assessor reads first.

The headline requirements in Amoreg’s catalogue, in the issuer’s own numbering where it has one. They are where a review starts, not a transcription of the text.

  1. Art.4Clearing obligationDerivatives
  2. Art.9Trade reporting to a trade repositoryReporting
  3. Art.11Risk mitigation for uncleared OTC derivativesDerivatives

How Amoreg keeps you on it.

Enable the EMIR — European Market Infrastructure Regulation and the Monitor suggests ESMA as a source. Every publication it records keeps its source, stage and date.

Inspector reads your policies against these 3 requirements every week and opens a finding wherever one falls short, citing the rule and drafting the fix. A person decides what is applied.

Each week

  1. Read esma.europa.eu/press-news/esma-news
  2. Check the library against 3 requirements
  3. Open findings with drafted fixes
  4. Wait for a person to decide

Questions

Does Amoreg watch for changes to the EMIR — European Market Infrastructure Regulation?

Yes. Enable it and the Monitor suggests European Securities and Markets Authority as a source; every publication it records keeps its source, stage and date.

Can Amoreg check our policies against the EMIR — European Market Infrastructure Regulation?

Yes. Inspector reads your library against its requirements every week and opens a finding, with the rule it cites and a proposed fix, wherever a policy falls short. A person decides what is applied.

Which edition does Amoreg use?

The catalogue records Regulation (EU) 648/2012, as amended (EMIR 3). Editions were last verified in August 2026, and the Monitor records new publications as they appear.