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FCA publishes rules on how it will apply the new accountability regime to UK branches of overseas banks and Solvency II firms
banks, and also confirms reforms to the approved persons regime for Solvency II firms. ... The FCA has today set out final rules for the approved persons regime for individuals working in Solvency II firms. -
FCA finds firms fail to deliver best execution
Financial Instruments Directive, MIFID) including fixed income, commodities and equities. -
Statement on supervision of commodity derivatives position limits
In December 2020, we published a Supervisory Statement setting out our approach to operating the MiFID markets regime after the end of the EU withdrawal transition period. -
Summary of ESMA’s Market Data Reporting Proposals - February 2015 [pdf]
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Summary of ESMA’s Market Data Reporting Proposals - June 2014 [pdf]
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FCA enforcement investigations 2021 and 2022 - February 2022
The FCA answers multiple questions regarding the FCA's enforcement investigations. -
First supervisory notice 2020: Hoch Capital Ltd [pdf]
This first supervisory notice concerns the FCA’s use of its power of intervention in respect of an inward service passported EEA investment firm for breaches of MiFID obligations. We imposed requirements on the firm to prevent it from providing -
Overall responsibility and the legal function: DP16/4
In September 2016, we launched Discussion Paper DP16/4 to clarify how and why the legal function is currently captured under the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR) and to consider whether it should continue to be part of the regime. -
PS15/31: Final Rules on changes to the Approved Persons Regime for insurers not subject to Solvency II
PS15/31: Final Rules on changes to the Approved Persons Regime for insurers not subject to Solvency II. ... or of the Prudential Regulatory Authority rules imposing Solvency II requirements), and their approved persons. -
Recovery plans – initial observations
it to take effect, and (ii) doubts about the level of additional capital/liquidity that would be generated.