On Oct. 1, 2025, AUT GVT published Regulation amending the FMA Incoming Platform Regulation 206/2025 (FMA-IPV) to reflect changes in financial laws and EU regulations.
Expands reporting obligations scope; clarifies entities subject to these requirements.
Now includes s151(1–12) and 152 of the Investment Fund Act 2011 (InvFG 2011), including the transmission of UCITS audit reports.
Incorporates provisions from: Credit Service Provider and Credit Purchaser Act (KKG); Central Counterparty Implementation Act (ZGVG); Reg 648/2012 on OTC derivatives and central counterparties; Central Securities Depository Implementation Act (ZvVG); and Reg 909/2014 on securities settlement and central securities depositories.
Specifies which entities are excluded from certain notification duties, including domestic institutions such as insurance companies, banks, payment institutions, pension funds, and crypto service providers.
Amendments will enter into force on Nov. 1, 2025 and apply accordingly.
On Oct. 15, AUT FMA consulted on amending incoming platform reg.
AUT FMA consulted on draft regulation amending the Incoming Platform Regulation.
Follows AUT GVT May 2024 Reg 123 amending incoming platform reg, see #208413.
Purpose
Alignment with provisions of the MiCA-Ordinance Implementation Act (MiCA-VVG).
And the DORA-Implementation Act (DORA-VG), regarding electronic transmissions.
Clarification on the distinction between the contribution channels of AUT FMA and the ECB; legal references' alignment; exceptions to Banking Act's (BWG) contributions.
Effectiveness
Comments can be submitted via email until Nov. 15, 2024.
Oct. 2025 Regulation Published
On Oct. 1, 2025, AUT GVT published Regulation amending the FMA Incoming Platform Regulation 206/2025 (FMA-IPV) to reflect changes in financial laws and EU regulations.
Expands reporting obligations scope; clarifies entities subject to these requirements.
Now includes s151(1–12) and 152 of the Investment Fund Act 2011 (InvFG 2011), including the transmission of UCITS audit reports.
Incorporates provisions from: Credit Service Provider and Credit Purchaser Act (KKG); Central Counterparty Implementation Act (ZGVG); Reg 648/2012 on OTC derivatives and central counterparties; Central Securities Depository Implementation Act (ZvVG); and Reg 909/2014 on securities settlement and central securities depositories.
Specifies which entities are excluded from certain notification duties, including domestic institutions such as insurance companies, banks, payment institutions, pension funds, and crypto service providers.
Amendments will enter into force on Nov. 1, 2025 and apply accordingly.