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The suitability requirements were introduced by ESMA under MiFID to enhance investor protection by ensuring that firms which provide investment advice and portfolio management act in the clients’ best interests. Suitability has to be assessed against clients’ knowledge and experience, financial situation and investment objectives. In order to achieve this, investment firms have to obtain the necessary information from clients.

Guidelines on certain aspects of the MiFID suitability requirements

MiFID Suitability Requirements Peer Review Report 

ESMA consultation on certain aspects of the MIFiD II suitability requirements








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2015 MiFID "Suitability Guidelines"
2015-12-22 ESMA publishes MiFID II guidelines on cross-selling practices
2015-12-17 ESMA publishes Final Report on MiFID II Guidelines on assessment and knowledge of competence
2015-11-30 ESMA publishes final report on guidelines on complex debt instruments and structured deposits in MiFID II
2015-08-31 ESMA consults on MIFID II standards regarding trading suspensions, data service providers and derivatives reporting
2015-05-06 ESMA releases final guidelines clarifying the definition of commodity derivatives under MiFID I
2015-04-24 ESMA consults on draft guidelines specifying criteria for the assessment of knowledge and competence in MiFID II
2015-03-24 ESMA consults on complex debt instruments and structured deposits in MiFID II
2015-02-25 ESMA publishes peer review on best execution under MiFID

Prior Years Reports