Critical benchmarks fall in two categories. Those that are critical across the EU (EU critical benchmarks) or they are critical in one Member State (national critical benchmarks). The list of all critical benchmarks is available here. The national competent authorities are responsible for the supervision of the administrators providing national critical benchmarks in their respective country. ESMA is responsible for the supervision of the EU critical benchmarks. Currently, the only EU critical benchmark is EURIBOR, administered by the European Money Markets Institute (EMMI). In July 2019, EMMI was authorised as administrator of EURIBOR under the Benchmarks Regulation by the Belgian Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA). On 1 January 2022, the supervisory responsibilities over EMMI were transferred from the FSMA to ESMA.