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Government consults on post-Brexit prudential regime for insurers
By Alexander Cibulskis
Today the government has released a new consultation paper on its proposal for significant reforms to Solvency II – the prudential...
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Overseas Funds Regime: "live" but not yet kicking
By Lora Froud Dominic Buxton Gavin Haran
The Government has made and published Regulations that brought the Overseas Funds Regime (OFR) into effect from 23 February 2022. This is...
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Trading for visas: UK considers easing visa requirements for Indian nationals
By Tom Marsom
When the UK left the UK-EU transition period on 31 December 2021, it ended free trade of goods and services with a trading bloc of 450m...
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Christmas comes early for clearing – UK CCP temporary equivalence to be extended
By Edward Karsten Rob Daniell Christine Long
Pursuant to a statement published yesterday, Mairead McGuinness, European commissioner for financial services announced an extension to...
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UK Budget and immigration - Chancellor confirms 2022 high skilled visa plans
By Tom Marsom
Today, the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer announced the Government’s fiscal plans for the immediate and near future. Amongst the tax...
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The missing cornerstone in sustainable finance: investee company ESG reporting
By Lora Froud Tiffany Cox Gavin Haran
The rush to regulate financial markets to produce ESG outcomes has brought focus to a problem: in the absence of good quality ESG data...
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Brexit plus Covid-19 plus immigration policy equals acute labour shortages
By Tom Marsom
Back in December 2020, just before the end of the Brexit transition period which marked the final withdrawal of the UK from the EU's...
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A degree and potential? Welcome to the UK!
By Anske Venter
As free movement between the UK and the European Union ended on 31 December 2020, the UK Government is considering opening a new visa...
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Britannia’s tax collectors rule the waves?
By Damiano Sogaro Charishma Bhujohory
Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) maintained that no additional UK value added tax (VAT) would be payable by owners of pleasure...
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Chaperoning as a means to market in EU post-Brexit under threat
By Harriet Miller
The financial trade press (e.g. see Financial News) is reporting that certain EU regulators have questioned the ability for a UK firm to...
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Five things we have learned about the Brexit MoU
By Gavin Haran
The Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement did not specifically address financial services. However, the EU and the UK did commit to...
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Covid-19 related amendments to the EU securitisation regulation and ESAs opinion on its jurisdictional scope
By Ryan Moore Edward Karsten Richard Fletcher +1 more...
Covid-19 related amendments to the EU Securitisation RegulationThe European Parliament and the Council of the European adopted Regulation...
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Pension scheme arrangements clearing exemption – proposed EMIR extension and the UK’s approach
By Edward Karsten William Sykes
EU law – current lawEMIR, as amended by EMIR Refit, provides that certain pension scheme arrangements are temporarily exempt from the...
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How has Brexit changed disputes with contractors or suppliers based in the EU?
By Richard Alam
The rules relating to disputes with a European element have changed as a result of Brexit and the end of the UK’s transition period on 31...
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FCA scrutinises asset managers’ product governance
By Alexandra Green Gavin Haran
The FCA has published the results of its review into UK asset managers’ implementation of the MiFID II product governance rules. The FCA...
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What does Brexit mean for my EU trade marks?
By Martha Campbell
Since 1 January 2021, EU trade marks have no longer been protected under the UK trade mark regime as a result of the UK leaving the EU....
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