ISDA – FOA letter on the difficulties which could be implied by possible overlaps and inconsistencies between REMIT, MAD and MiFID

Sent by email to: Mr. Olivier Onidi (DG Energy), Mr Hugo Bassi (Head of Unit “Securities Markets”, DG Internal Market); Mr Gábor Butor, Barnabás Dezséri, Gáspár Molnár (Financial attachés of Hungary to the EU); Mrs. Anna Lekston, Counsellor “Budget and Finance Section” PL, Mr. Robert Ko?akowski, Financial Attaché of Poland to the EU, Mr. Tomasz Krawczyk, First Secretary “Budget and Finance Section” PL.

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