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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
FCA announces changes to open banking identification requirements
The FCA has announced changes to limit the risk of disruption to open banking services after Brexit. -
Report fee tariff data
Read FCA guidance on how to fill in your online tariff data forms and provide information about your firm that will help calculate annual fees for the next financial year. -
EEA prospectus passports
The Brexit transition period has ended and EU law no longer applies in the UK. Passporting of prospectuses between the UK and EEA states has ended. -
FCA confirms proposals in the event of a no-deal Brexit
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published near-final rules and guidance that will apply in the event the UK leaves the EU without an implementation period. As most of the changes proposed will be made under powers given to the FCA under -
Transitional provisions and regimes
Find out about the transitional provisions and regimes that are operating, following the end of the transition period. -
Leading the Way on Regulation
Speech delivered by Karina McTeague, Director of General Insurance and Conduct Specialists Supervision, at the British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) Conference 2019. -
FCA launches consultation on the regulation of international firms
The FCA has launched a consultation on its approach to the authorisation and supervision of international firms operating in the UK. -
FCA confirms MoUs with ESMA and EU securities regulators
The MoUs agreed by the FCA with ESMA and EU regulators will remain relevant and will come into effect at the end of the transition period. -
Regulation of markets in financial instruments
UK legislation and rules regulating markets in financial instruments are known as the UK MiFID framework. The FCA explains these requirements for investment firms and trading venues. -
Information for general insurers and intermediaries in the UK
A focus for UK-based general insurers is minimising the disruption for EEA-based customers (including expats), or policies with certain EEA risks.