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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
GC21/2: Primary Market Bulletin No. 35
We are consulting on the following proposed changes to the Knowledge Base. -
GC20/4: Primary Market Bulletin No. 30
We are consulting on proposed changes to the Knowledge Base. -
CP23/28: Updating the regime for Money Market Funds
This consultation sets out our proposals to enhance the resilience of Money Market Funds (MMFs) based in the UK. It has been developed in close consultation with the Treasury and the Bank of England. -
CP23/23: Prudential assessment of acquisitions and increases in control
We are consulting on proposals to replace EU guidelines on the prudential assessment of acquisitions and increases of qualifying holdings in the financial sector. -
GC19/5: Primary Market Bulletin No. 25
We are consulting on a best practice note for government departments, industry regulators and public bodies only on identifying, controlling and disclosing inside information. -
Future Regulatory Framework (FRF) Review reforms
The Future Regulatory Framework Review aims to ensure the UK’s regulatory framework for financial services continues to be coherent, agile, and internationally respected. -
CP18/29: Temporary permissions regime for inbound firms and funds
The temporary permissions regime will allow EEA firms and funds to continue regulated business in the UK, if the UK leaves the EU in March 2019 without an implementation period in place. This consultation paper sets out how we expect the regime to -
GC21/1: Primary Market Bulletin No. 34
We are consulting on proposed changes to the Knowledge Base. -
GC24/2: Primary Market Bulletin No. 48
We are consulting on the following proposed changes to the Knowledge Base. -
Joint statement by UK and US authorities on continuity of derivatives trading and clearing post-Brexit
Market participants can be assured of the continuity of derivatives trading and clearing activities between the UK and US, after the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, following this joint statement by the Bank of England including the Prudential