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# Title III — Regulated markets

Articles 44–56 of Directive 2014/65/EU (MiFID II).

* [Article 44 — Authorisation and applicable law](/mifid-ii/articles/44.md)
* [Article 45 — Requirements for the management body of a market operator](/mifid-ii/articles/45.md)
* [Article 46 — Requirements relating to persons exercising significant influence over the management of the regulated market](/mifid-ii/articles/46.md)
* [Article 47 — Organisational requirements](/mifid-ii/articles/47.md)
* [Article 48 — Systems resilience, circuit breakers and electronic trading](/mifid-ii/articles/48.md)
* [Article 49 — Tick sizes](/mifid-ii/articles/49.md)
* [Article 50 — Synchronisation of business clocks](/mifid-ii/articles/50.md)
* [Article 51 — Admission of financial instruments to trading](/mifid-ii/articles/51.md)
* [Article 51a — Specific conditions for the admission of shares to trading](/mifid-ii/articles/51a.md)
* [Article 52 — Suspension and removal of financial instruments from trading on a regulated market](/mifid-ii/articles/52.md)
* [Article 53 — Access to a regulated market](/mifid-ii/articles/53.md)
* [Article 54 — Monitoring of compliance with the rules of the regulated market and with other legal obligations](/mifid-ii/articles/54.md)
* [Article 55 — Provisions regarding CCP and clearing and settlement arrangements](/mifid-ii/articles/55.md)
* [Article 56 — List of regulated markets](/mifid-ii/articles/56.md)


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