Opendata AMF
The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) (English: "Financial Markets Regulator") is the stock market regulator in France. The AMF is an independent public body that is responsible for safeguarding investments in financial instruments and in all other savings and investment as well as maintaining orderly financial markets.
ContactThe Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) was established by the Financial Security Act of 1 August 2003..
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Les informations financières
It was formed from the merger of the Commission des opérations de bourse (COB), the Conseil des marchés financiers (CMF) and the Conseil de discipline de la gestion financière (CDGF). The AMF is an independent public body with legal personality and financial autonomy with the duty of:
- Safeguard investments in financial instruments and in all other savings and investment vehicles
- Ensure that investors receive material information
- Maintain orderly financial markets
- It falls under the European regulatory umbrella of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID)
Source : https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/archives-de-la-base-des-decisions-et-informations-financieres-bdif-de-lamf-1/ - version au 17/02/2020
Investigation
Shareholders are required to notify their holdings to the AMF when their stake exceeds or falls below certain thresholds. According to the act of 26 July 2005 the lowest disclosure threshold is 5% (article l. 233-7 of the commercial code). Pursuant the same article allows that companies can set additional notification thresholds in their articles of association.
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