The AMF and ACPR Joint Unit publishes its 2025 annual report

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The AMF and ACPR Joint Unit's 2025 annual report provides a consolidated view of supervisory, inspection, and enforcement activities focused on the marketing of financial products and the protection of retail savings. For compliance teams, this signals continued regulatory attention on how financial products are presented and distributed, particularly regarding clarity, accuracy, and the prevention of misleading communications. While the report itself introduces no new rules, it highlights areas where firms may be exposed to regulatory scrutiny, including promotional material reviews, conduct of distribution activities, and product governance. Compliance teams should use this report to benchmark their existing marketing and disclosure processes against the Joint Unit's stated priorities, and to strengthen oversight of third-party distributors and tied agents. Actions should include reviewing current marketing collateral for fairness and balance, verifying that savings-related communications clearly outline risks and costs, and refreshing internal training for sales and marketing staff. Firms that can demonstrate proactive compliance and transparent consumer communications may enhance their reputational standing and reduce the likelihood of future enforcement referrals.

RegCanary impact assessment

RegCanary impact score: 6/10