Esma issues €13m manpower mandate

Europe's main financial markets regulator is battling an ever-ballooning workload and an ongoing staff shortage

The European Securities and Markets Authority has issued a €13 million outsourcing tender in a bid to help alleviate its ongoing staff shortage.

The development comes as Europe's major financial markets regulator grapples with an ever-ballooning workload that is set to expand further with the final review of Europe's mammoth rulebook, the Market in Financial Instruments Directive. Mifid II is a critical and expansive text that will overhaul Europe's financial markets and is expected to be signed off this week.

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