AMF Publishes Action And Supervisory Priorities For 2023 | Open Finance Framework

I previously touched upon the climate and sustainable finance element of the AMF's newly published action and supervisory priorities for 2023, though other key areas of focus include promoting finance that meets the new expectations of investors and developing the regulatory framework. These priorities reflect the growth of EU-level supervisory work.

This renewed position reflects the direction the AMF has been moving towards, as we saw in December 2022 the AMF warned the public against certain platforms proposing investments in real estate as "royalties", highlighting the risks that retail investors may be exposed to when investing in real estate platforms. The AMF notes that some platforms do not comply with the regulations in force, which aim to protect investors through the quality of the information provided, the handling of complaints, or access to the AMF Ombudsman.